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Mrs. Fairfax: character portrait from Jane Eyre: An Autobiography (Brontë, Charlotte)

A character in Jane Eyre: An Autobiography

Mrs. Fairfax

Jane Eyre: An Autobiography by Brontë, Charlotte

The gentle, placid elderly housekeeper of Thornfield Hall who welcomes Jane warmly.

Also known as: Alice Fairfax

Inside the story

Meet Mrs. Fairfax

Mrs. Fairfax is the gentle, placid elderly housekeeper of Thornfield Hall, where she helps maintain the household and receives visitors. When Jane Eyre arrives to take up her new position, Mrs. Fairfax welcomes her warmly and becomes her first friendly connection in the house.

On the page

A neat little elderly widow with a mild, placid face, silvery grey hair, and kindly eyes; dressed in a black gown, snowy widow's cap, and white apron.

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