was in this chamber he breathed his last...and, since that day, a sense of dreary consecration had guarded it from frequent intrusion." (46). Nobody wanted to enter the room, because they did not want the same thing to happen to them in . Jane, however, wasforced into the room and feared that the she would be locked down by the chains the same way that Mr. Reed was. The problems for Jane at Gateshead strt the battle between education and containment in this story.
             Jane is sent to Lowood Institution by Mrs. Reed to Lowood a boarding school for orphaned girls.This is where the next battle of education and containment would occur. At Lowood, which was "surrounded with walls so high that it looked like that getting
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