Jane Eyre's Final Ending:

On a miserable night, Jane Eyre left Rochester. On the way to find a new way out of life, Jane Eyre slept and begged along the way, through all the hardships, and finally in the Zedi Room was taken in by the pastor St. John, and taught in a local small school. Soon after, Jane Eyre learns that her uncle has died and left her an inheritance, and also discovers that St. John is her cousin, and Jane Eyre decides to divide the property equally.

St. John is a fervent religious man who plans to go to India as a missionary. He asks Jane Eyre to marry him and go with him to India, but only on the grounds that Jane Eyre is fit to be a missionary's wife. Jane Eyre refuses him and decides to take another look at Rochester.

She returns to Thornfield Hall, which is in ruins, where the madwoman has set fire to the house and fallen to her death, and Rochester is crippled. Jane Eyre found him and was so shaken that she eventually married him and got her ideal happy life.

Jane Eyre is a popular work, a long novel with autobiography. Jane Eyre in Jane Eyre's life pursuit of two basic melodies: passion, fantasy, resistance and perseverance; the desire for freedom and happiness on earth and the pursuit of a higher spiritual realm.

The theme of this novel is that through the bumpy life experience of the orphan girl, it has successfully shaped the image of a woman who is not contented with the status quo, not willing to be humiliated, and dares to resist, reflecting the frank outpouring of cries and rebukes of an ordinary mind, and the longing for a small-case person to become a large-case person.

Jane Eyre is a woman who is not willing to tolerate social oppression and bravely pursues personal happiness. Whether it is her poor and low social status, or her wandering life, it is a true reflection of the life of the lower class people in England.

The author was able to put a new woman from the lower social class in the awakening to the novel's protagonist position, and the protagonist for the resistance against oppression and social prejudice, the force to fight for the independence of the personality and dignity, the pursuit of happiness for the tenacity of the struggle to be enthusiastically praised, which is rare in the literature at that time.

A dignified and equality-seeking Jane Eyre, a seemingly weak woman with great inner strength and resilience, has become a model for countless women because of this work. The novel fascinatingly shows the twists and turns of the hero and heroine's love experience, and celebrates the freedom from all old customs and prejudices.

The deep love, rooted in mutual understanding and respect, has a strong artistic power to shock the heart. Its greatest success lies in its portrayal of a woman who dares to resist and fight for freedom and equal status.

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