The End

Jane and Mr. Rochester are finally reunited. Mr. Rochester believes that Jane should have chosen to stay with St. John instead of choosing to be with him. He feels as though he does not deserve her because he is now blind and crippled. I believe that everyone deserves to be loved including those who do not think they should because of their handicaps. Jane loves Mr. Rochester despite his physical disabilities. Ironically, in spite of Mr. Rochester's indifference towards children, the two lovers have a son. Although the ending of the book is not a "perfect" one, the couple will live on in happiness with one another.