Jane Eyre
Why does St. John consider the end of his relationship with Rosamond to be a victory?
Why does St. John consider the end of his relationship with Rosamond to be a victory?
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It was a victory because St. John realized the girl would never make a missionary..... it would have been a disaster. The end of the relationship was a relief and victory.
