The mantra that was repeatedly chanted by the Reed family and servants "you are a dependent" and "you are less than a servant" was em-bodied at the Lowood School (Bronte 7&17;). At Lowood the girls are strenuously trained to and stripped of their gender. ... Helen Burns attends the Lowood School and is continually mistreated, Jane is astonished to see her reactions towards the abuse because she turns the other cheek. ... This mentality is what not only gets Helen through each day at Lowood but is also passed to Jane. ... Mar-rying only for money and social status, having ...

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Similarly, At Lowood, Miss Temple becomes a substitute mother for Jane. ... Helen Burns is also an alternative family like relation for Jane in Lowood School. ... This could be a reference to Charlotte's sisters, who died young in the school. ... At the age of eight, Charlotte was sent to school with three of her sisters. During her time in school, she became imaginative and it resulted in Jane Eyre's stay at Lowood School, and the presenting Helen Burns, who dies at the school was a result of the deaths of Charlotte's two older sisters (Wendy & Craik, 1970,pp. 140-145). ...

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Imagine wanting to go to school. ... This school was an all-boys school dedicated to providing the best information in the harshest way possible. ... Jane is soon sent to Lowood and private school for underprivileged girls. ... Being penniless at Lowood Mr. ... Her independence and commitment to God would have never happened because wealthy people don't send their children to Lowood. ...

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