Writing styles and it's effects:

• The books she read
  • History of birds (idk)- Jane is stuck on the landscapes she sees in the book (bleak landscapes mirrors the landscape of her mind)
• Gothic elements: Macabre and ominous writing style
  • To illustrate Jane's plight as a woman in the Victorian era
  • Use of doubling: In the red room, Jane stares at her reflection- it mirrors her state of mind
• Use of repeated question marks and anaphoric repetition,
• Descriptions of red room
  • 'Crimson,' 'mahogany', 'red'- mirrors Jane's fiery passion
  • 'Stateliness', 'piled up' etc, The disproportionately large furniture which causes Jane to seem very small in the room- may be caused by Jane's perspective of the room which emphasizes her hysteric nature when she's being locked up, or to illustrate the disproportionate nature of her punishment