Much of Jane Eyre focuses on Jane’s attempt to find a balance between conflicting forces, such as personal connections and independence. How does Brontë address these tensions in chapters 29 throug

Much of Jane Eyre focuses on Jane’s attempt to find a balance between conflicting forces, such as personal connections and independence. How does Brontë address these tensions in chapters 29 through 35? In what way does Jane respond to these contradictory impulses? Your answer should be at least 250 words.