# Conclusion explained — Agnes Grey

> Chapter companion for Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë.

## What happens

Agnes recounts the deepening of her relationship with Mr. Weston, his marriage proposal, and their subsequent life together. The chapter concludes with their happy marriage, family, and contented life, reflecting on the trials they have faced and their enduring love.

## Themes in this chapter

### Love and Genuine Connection

The chapter culminates in the sincere and enduring love between Agnes and Mr. Weston, based on mutual respect and deep affection.

### Self-Reliance and Integrity

Agnes maintains her integrity and independence, even in marriage, and Mrs. Grey chooses to continue her school rather than live with the couple.

## Character check-ins

### Agnes Grey

Narrator and protagonist; reflects on her courtship with Mr. Weston and their marriage.

### Edward Weston

Proposes to Agnes; becomes her husband and a devoted pastor, husband, and father.

### Mrs. Grey

Agnes's mother; gives her consent to the marriage and continues running the school.

### Snap

The dog that recognizes Agnes on the sands, leading to her reunion with Mr. Weston.

## Key lines

> I settled everything with Mrs. Grey, while you were putting on your bonnet

Mr. Weston had already obtained Mrs. Grey's consent before proposing to Agnes.

_Shows Mr. Weston's thoughtful and practical approach to the proposal._

> I shall never forget that glorious summer evening, and always remember with delight that steep hill, and the edge of the precipice where we stood together, watching the splendid sunset mirrored in the restless world of waters at our feet

Agnes cherishes the memory of the evening when she accepted Mr. Weston's proposal.

_Highlights the romantic and emotional climax of the chapter._

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