Jane Eyre

Her many attributes provide a good characterization for the reader. If she just went against her morals, she really couldn’t stand for them anymore. hat if she leaves she will have no friends and just be solitary. Here she is determined not to let this happen to her ever again. She states, “Preconceived opinions, forgone determinations, are all I have at this hour to stand by there and plant my foot.

Jane, now being alone will still be honest, sticking to her principles, and thrive to do better to accomplish more. Jane also states, “If at my individual convenience I might break them, what would be their worth?” This shows that she thinks her morals are more important than her personal satisfaction. ” What she thought of people of Thornfield and what she planned to do there proved to be wrong and unattainable. Rochester but she knows that he has a wife and it would be wrong to stay and continue her affair with him. Planting her foot is like putting her foot down and things to a stop.

Jane is also very honest and sticks to her principals. Although she will be alone, she respects the choice that is made about leaving.