Titlebook: Charlotte Bronte: The Novels; Mike Edwards Textbook 1999Latest edition Mike Edwards 1999 Bronte.Charlotte Bronte.dance.drama.intention.nov

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Multiple Views and Image Sequences,150 characters, contains rather fewer than either of the other novels. Admittedly, many of these characters flit into the pages of the novels so briefly as not to linger in our memory; nevertheless, the feat of imagination involved in bringing this range of characters to life is remarkable.

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Conclusionsature, religion, and the social position of women. The style of the extracts will require as much attention as their content, for it is just as important. As usual, however, we shall allow the novels to determine the direction of discussion.

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Narratorsor our analysis because they are crucial to the impact of the novels. We can think about the way they present themselves and tell the story, and the mood they establish. At the same time we will see how they introduce us to other characters and to themes which we will develop later on. In this chapt

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Settingthe characters are placed, and is an important part of the illusion of actuality in Brontë’s novels; it can also be used to support thematic ideas. Setting is much more than the natural world: it includes other aspects of physical environment such as houses and rooms, sea or land, country, and all t