Norton Conyers is significant Jane Eyer (2011) because it's deeply connected to Bertha Mason by Charlotte Brontë visiting Norton Conyers several years before Jane Eyre was published in 1847. This is because her visit with the house's attic and a local story about a mentally disturbed woman who had been confined there. I found this information from an academic article talking about Brontë's experience in Norton Conyers. This source is an example of consumer culture because it was published by Historic Houses, which is an article talking about Charlotte Brontë's experience in Norton Conyers in which the consumers are just fed the information, but they are not able to make direct replys, yet can post content related towards it on other medias. Mapping this location on COVE lets future students build on what I found because it is interesting to know how authors can recieve inspiration from real life experiences in a fiction novel.
https://www.historichouses.org/house/norton-conyers/history/
