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In Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, we are introduced to a young heroine who faces an uphill life battle that she seems ill equipped for. In the course of the novel, Jane endures hardships throughout her life that help to make her the young woman that she becomes at the end of the novel. Through her journey, she falls in love with an older man of considerable wealth and stature. Jane’s love is unrequited at first, but eventually the elder Mr. Rochester develops feelings for her. However, a series of unfortunate events prevents them from being together initially. In the end, the two finally end up together, but only after dealing with many tragic events. Although in the beginning they weren’t necessarily the best match by the end of the novel they were the ideal person for each other.
Jane has grown up having close to nothing in life; She is meek and humble, and doesn’t seem all that concerned with having the riches in which Mr. Rochester lives upon. Jane’s indifference......

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