How Does Jane Eyre End

Jane Eyre Ending “Jane Eyre” tells the tale of a precariously held life. Jane Eyre, a young orphaned girl, resides with her abusive cousins-in-law and malicious aunt-in-law. Her life takes a turn for the worse when she is sent to be educated at Lowood, an austerely religious boarding school. When she finally leaves the school to serve as a governess in a rich house in Thornsfield, Jane finds a promising hope for love. However, a series of unforeseen, miserable events steer the pitiful governess away from the man she truly loves. In the bittersweet ending of “Jane Eyre”, she finds herself happily married to her adoring husband and former master, Mr. Rochester, and united with her accepting cousins, but Jane also dolefully discovers St. John, a distant but admired cousin, to be near death. …show more content…
Jane attained the marriage she yearned for with Mr. Rochester. Although he is blind, one of his eyes shows potential for improvement, and it suits Jane well to aid him in the meantime as she is happy to be with him. Adele, her cherished student and ward, is now cultivated at a fine school. When she happens to leave school, the girl treats Jane splendidly as a companion. Also, all her beloved cousins inherit an equal share of their family’s fortune. Regardless of these blessed fates, there is one who engenders sorrow. St. John’s last letter to Jane details his master’s summoning to an other-worldly realm. Soon, the man will cease his journey and hopefully be united with his god. Indeed, Jane could not be more pleased about the way her fortunes and her dearest fellowships’ fortunes are received, but she could not be less cheerful pertaining to her pitiful cousin’s forlorn