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Most readers of today are familiar with the signs of child abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect. While these terms were arguably unknown to Brontë in the mid 19th century, how does her treatment of Jane reflect what we know about them?
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She created Jane to be an orphan with no love or real care. She has been emotionally abused
Answered by Anonymous on 22nd August, 2010