TITLE

CHAPTER XV

PUB. DATE

January 2006

SOURCE

Jane Eyre (ICON Group International, Inc.);2006, p179

SOURCE TYPE

Book

DOC. TYPE

Book Chapter

ABSTRACT

Chapter XV of the book "Jane Eyre," by Charlotte Bronte is presented. It explores the narration of Mr. Rochester about Adele and her mother who is a French opera-dancer named Celine Varens. It presents Rochester's life, reminiscing his past with Celine whom he had admired and once cherished. It was only after seeing Celine with another man did Rochester broke up with her. It recounts about the fire at Mr. Rochester's chamber after Jane heard some commotion inside the house.

ACCESSION #

36333055

 

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