Ending of movie "Becoming Jane"?!

Ending of movie "Becoming Jane"?

Can anyone give me the ending in detail? [I knew she never eloped]

Well she couldn't bring herself to elope with the man (forget his name!), as he wouldn't be able to support, and provide for his family. I can't remember if this is before or after this occurs, but the family recieve a letter saying that Jane's sister's fiance was killed in action. Jane begins to devote all her time to writing her novels - the movie particuarly focuses on 'Pride and Predjudice' which Jane sort of reveals is the life her and her sister dream of, but never got a chance to have. The film then goes to years and years later, when Jane, her sister and brother are at a poetry reading, or concert, or some similar event, and have all greatly aged. An excited little girl comes rushing up to Jane, asking if she is Jane Austen, the author, to which Jane says she isn't and the girl must be thinking of her sister. But Jane's sister intervenes, saying Jane is just simply very modest and likes to stay unknown. The girl's dad then comes walking up behind her, and we discover he is actually the man Jane was in love with all those years ago, who she refused to elope with. He introduces his daughter, and with some akwardness (but longing gazes) chats with them a little and says it was nice to see her again. Jane smiles, and we get the feeling this meeting has provided some closure. The film ends and a description comes up describing Jane's future. Although she had a fairly short life due to an illness, she produced mainly acclaimed books under a man's name, and her sister and her never married. After her death, her brother came out and announced her true idenity publicly.