Roe Head school and Mirfield is significant to the film Jane Eyre (2011) because they represent important stages in Jane's growth and independence. At Roe Head, Jane becomes a teacher and starts building a life for herself. At Mirfield, Jane finds safety with the Rivers family after leaving Thornfield, showing her ability to start over and make her own choices. I found this information from an OpenLearn ebook. This source is an example of singular authorship because it was created by one singular person, Charlotte Brontë. Others cannot go in and add their own thoughts or ideas.

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South Wingfield is significant to Jane Eyre because it was apart of the filming grounds for the dramatic end of the movie where the Manor burnt down. I found this from MovieLocations.com. I think this burnt down Manor is very interesting because it is almost an exact replica of Thornfield Manor. This source is an example of singular authorship because the author is able to research and post information based on their studies. This Cove map makes a visible place a gatekeeper platform and expresses it to others who wouldn't find it otherwise.

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25 Chapel Street in Penzance, Cornwall, is significant to Jane Eyre because it was the home of Maria Branwell, Charlotte Brontë’s mother.

Hathersage Village, Derbyshire, is significant to Jane Eyre (2011) because it was the primary real-life inspiration for the village of Morton. Charlotte Brontë spent three weeks in the village, staying at the Hathersage Vicarage with her school friend and her brother, who inspired the character St. John in the film. I found this information from a small website called annebronte.org. This source is an example of singular authorship. It was created by Nick Holland, and on the website you can sign up for his Anne Bronte blog that he runs.

Wycollar Hall is significant to Jane Eyre because it is the place that Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester end up moving into at the end of the novel. I found this information from a academic article on the History of Wycollar Hall. The participatory culture move or the source is a example of a singular authorship because one person named Ben Johnson wrote and created the article on the history of Wycollar Hall. Mapping this location on COVE adds a grassroot layer to a part of the story that usually isn't told and where the inspiration of the Ferndean Manor came from in the novel.