Jane Eyre becomes a more independent woman throughout the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, set in 1800's England. She proves her independence and free will in many ways throughout the novel, but she also changes in many other ways. Jane Eyre changes mentally, physically, and spiritually throughout the whole novel.
Jane Eyre changes in three major ways; mentally, physically, and spiritually. She changes mentally when she changes her mind set about needing someone to support for her. She proves this when she lets Rochester go, and tells him that she no longer needs his support nor him in general. She changes physically as she makes a name for herself and proves to everyone around her that she is strong. She does this when she breaks out
Jane Eyre changes in three major ways; mentally, physically, and spiritually. She changes mentally when she changes her mind set about needing someone to support for her. She proves this when she lets Rochester go, and tells him that she no longer needs his support nor him in general. She changes physically as she makes a name for herself and proves to everyone around her that she is strong. She does this when she breaks out