The following question references the novel jane eyre by charlotte bronte. how does helen respond to her punishment? a. she becomes angry with miss temple c. she tries to runaway from lowood b. she blames herself for her punishment d. she blames her parents for dying and leaving her at lowood

She blames herself for her punishment

Explanation:

While Helen has some type of strength, and is a kind and likeable character in the book, she is radically different in personality to the more assertive Jane. Helen finds peace in the idea of Heaven, and when she suffers, she believes that it is up to God to administer justice. She tends to tun the other cheek and blame herself when she is punished. Moreover, she tends to be submissive and extremely tolerant, serving as a foil for Jane, who has a much stronger character.

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