| Description | Character/Place |
| The woman who is in love with St. John but cannot marry him | |
| The place in Janes childhood home where she is sometimes allowed to stay | |
| Janes cousin who is mean to her as a child and befriends her later in life and later marries a wealthy man | |
| The brother of Rochester's old wife who interrupts Jane's marriage with him | |
| The maid at Janes childhood home who is the only person there to treat her nicely | |
| The home of Jane's uncle when he died | |
| The house of Mr. Eshton where Mr. Rochester visits for awhile | |
| The school where Jane teaches the poor village girls | |
| The area of the world/country where Rochesters old wife is from | |
| Janes cousin and St. Johns sister who tells Jane not to go on the missionary trip with St. John | |
| The opera dancer who had an affair with Mr. Rochester and had a daughter who she abandoned | |
| The intelligent, honest, plain-featured young girl forced to contend with oppression, inequality, and hardship and meets with a series of individuals who threaten her autonomy. | |
| Janes cousin who is mean to her as a child and devotes herself to the church as an adult | |
| Mr. Rochester's monstrous first wife | |
| The town where St. John is a pastor, and where Jane teaches | |
| The room which Jane is locked up in as a child and is supposedly haunted | |
| The french nurse of Jane's pupil at Thornfield | |
| The housekeeper at Thornfield who is the first to meet Jane when she arrives | |
| The attorney who helps prevent Jane's marriage with Mr. Rochester because of his old wife | |
| The school that Jane attends as a child | |
| The manor Rochester goes to live at when he becomes crippled and blind | |
| The name of the author of Jane Eyre | |
| The country where St. John goes to become a missionary | |
| The disease that goes through Janes childhood school, killing many | |
| The master of Thornfield who falls in love with Jane and spends his adult life trying to reconcile for something he did as a young man | |