In “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte Jane reaches a “point of no return”, a point in a her development in which she can never be the same. Jane loved a wealthy man named Rochester, but felt they were not equals, therefore they couldn’t marry. Jane’s “point of no return”when she gains independence. She gained independence by getting a job and getting money that her uncle left her after he passed away. Jane’s life had been a series of disappointment until she reaches this point. At this “point of no return” Jane feels a new sense of self-worth and she feels she can now be Rochester’s equal rather than his lesser. She finds him at Thornfield, blind and crippled after trying to safe Bertha in a fire. Jane’s still loves Rochester and does not get
