A teacher selects excerpts from Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontë, and asks students to examine the narrator's accounts of childhood, education, employment and personal autonomy. The class also considers the social expectations surrounding class and gender in nineteenth-century England.
Consider the assertions:
I.The use of a first-person retrospective narrator allows the novel to connect individual experience with criticism of social institutions and conventions.
BECAUSE
II.The adult narrator reconstructs earlier experiences by combining the perspective of the younger character with later reflection on their social and emotional significance.
Mark the CORRECT alternative.