Jane Marries Mr. Rochester

Jane and Mr. Rochester are married in a simple, private ceremony. Only the parson and clerk are present. Jane writes to her cousins, Diana and Mary, who approve of the match. She also brings Adele to live with them, placing her in a better school. The marriage is one of perfect spiritual and intellectual equality. Jane becomes Rochester's eyes and hands, and they find complete happiness together. This event provides the novel's happy ending, fulfilling Jane's quest for love and independence.