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Mary Rivers: character portrait from Jane Eyre: An Autobiography (Brontë, Charlotte)

A character in Jane Eyre: An Autobiography

Mary Rivers

Jane Eyre: An Autobiography by Brontë, Charlotte

St. John's gentle, studious younger sister who, with Diana, takes Jane in at Moor House.

Also known as: Mary

Inside the story

Meet Mary Rivers

Mary Rivers is the gentle, studious younger sister of St. John Rivers and the sister of Diana. Living at Moor House, she and Diana offer Jane Eyre a home when Jane arrives in need of shelter, welcoming her into their household.

On the page

A graceful young woman closely resembling her sister, with dark hair and refined features, but paler, quieter, and more retiring in manner.

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