Jaye's goals are largely based on self discovery. She does, by the end, understand herself much better but, like you mention, she has many challenges.
<span>http://voices.yahoo.com/jane-eyres-journey-self-discovery-7990740.html?cat=49
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(I got all of this from grade saver)
http://www.gradesaver.com/jane-eyre/q-and-a/does-jane-eyre-achieve-her-goals-what-helps-overcomes-he...
Answer:
I would do report about what happend during the bank robbery were there gun shots did people get hurt and did I see who were the people that rob the bank
Explanation:
Lol that’s all I can come up with
<span>It might seem to be controversial because all the statements look alike though, but if you read the excerpt properly you will understand which of these options embraces the meaning of all of them and reveals the general idea. Definitely, Ivan Ilyich feels lonely, and his childhood memories cause him more pain - is the most accurate summary of the excerpt shared above, at least because during his internal dialogue, Ivan Ilyich mentions "No, I mustn't think of that (childhood)....It is too painful".</span>
