A character in Jane Eyre: An Autobiography
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography by Brontë, Charlotte
The kind, dignified superintendent of Lowood School who shields Jane and Helen and clears Jane's name.
Also known as: Miss Temple
Inside the story
Miss Temple is the kind and dignified superintendent of Lowood School, where Jane Eyre arrives as a young pupil. She treats Jane and Helen Burns with fairness and compassion, offering them protection and a steady source of support within the harsh school environment.
A tall, elegant, graceful young woman with a fair complexion, dark brown hair arranged in ringlets, and calm, benignant dark eyes; dressed with quiet refinement.
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