Lines 606–616: How does Bella’s upbringing influence the way she handled the fire escape collapse? How would this scene be viewed if the author were telling the story from Jane’s perspective?

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The only way to answer this question is to read this text in full. However, from the context of the question we can see that Jane and Bella will react very differently to the the fire escape collapse and that the way they would act is related to the type of education they received. Generally speaking, we can understand that if Bella or Jane received an education focused on problem solving, tranquility and critical and solving thinking, she can act very rationally when dealing with the collapse of the fire escape, trying to solve the problems that this caused in a practical and safe way, otherwise, any of them would act in complete disorganization and nervousness, without being able to solve or act correctly in this situation. To understand this, you must read the text and identify the type of education each of them received and how it affects their behavior in adverse situations.

caliban is prospero's slave in the shakespear's play "the tempest"