In the last quarter of Jane Eyre the author sends Jane through the ringer but she wins in the end. When Jane finds out that Mr. Rochester is married she sets her mind to leaving him. The catch is Mr. Rochester wants her to be his "mistress". This goes against all of Jane's morals and values yet s...

In Charlotte Brontë's novel Jane Eyre, Jane's sense of reasoning overrides her passion in her decision making. Jane fights to remain as she is instead of conforming to Mr. Rochester's standards, and she resists St. John Rivers' attempt to transform her into a missionary machine...