Reed and bullying cousins She is locked inside the Red Room as a punishment I was a discord in Gateshead Hall I was like nobody there I had nothing in harmony with Mrs Reed or her children or her chosen vassalage If they did not love me in fact as little did I love them After coming to the Lowood she faces much corruption She lost her best friend Helen Burns Jane accepts a governess job at Thornfield Hall and falls in love with her employer Mr Rochester However Jane leaves Rochester sorrowfully because she discovers Rochester's past secret a mad wife named Bertha Mason Do you think I can stay to become nothing to you Do you think I am an automaton a machine without feelings Do you think because I am poor obscure plain and little I am soulless and heartless You think wrong Then Jane has to struggle for her livelihood in the Reeds Family But one day Jane dreams that Rochester is calling her She starts her journey to Rochester without any delay After a long struggle she has been able to cure Rochester mentally and physically and finally they get married So such a struggle of life is nothing but a sign of anti-romanticism Social and Political Condition Through Lowood School Bronte criticizes social and political conditions unlike a romantic novel The novelist has highlighted the social and political situations of contemporary society in the novel Jane Eyre The school's headmaster Mr Brocklehurst is outwardly a clergyman but inwardly very corrupt He steals from the school's funds A typhus outbreak brings the corruption to the light Many students die miserably because of low facilities including Jane's good friend Helen Self-Worth and Independence As Jane matures she becomes a governess at Thornfield Hall where she meets and falls in love with her mysterious employer Mr Rochester After discovering his dark past Jane refuses to compromise her principles for the sake of love She only marries Rochester after being financially independent Reader I married him Jane's character development is central to the story as she matures from a mistreated child into a self-assured and principled adult Hence Jane Eyre is an anti-romantic novel with a romantic ending In summary Jane Eyre is an anti-romantic novel with a happy ending Jane Eyre has to struggle from childhood for her living Again she has fallen in love with Rochester At last she returns to her true love after earning financial stability and enjoys an equal marriage with Rochester