Jane Eyre and her Changes From Age 8 to Marriage

From Helen Burns to Edward Rochester, and Gateshead to Thornfield, Jane Eyre has met many people and traveled many places. Many changes took place in her life. Those changes are what developed her into the woman she became at the end of the novel. At a young age Jane's aunt, Sarah Reed promises to raise the orphan up at the death bed of her husband, she fails to love Jane as her own daughter, and …

…honesty and involuntarily falls in love with her. He then comes up with a plan to forge a marriage between himself and Blanche Ingram, an indifferent lady of the upper class. By doing this he is trying to make Jane jealous and perhaps force her to make her confess her feelings about him. After Jane hears of their engagement, she decides to leave Thornfield and getting rid her pain by starting a new journey elsewhere.