How can I put this in a better way: "But being new to the western culture, she goes through culture shock and?

Question

and her naiveness prove to much for the intellectual Mr. Burns to bear with"

I don't want to end the sentence with a "with". This is just a sentence in a summary.

Answer 1

There's nothing wrong with ending a sentence with a preposition, although there's no need to do that in this case.  There are several other things wrong with your sentence.  Try this:

Being new to western culture, she goes through culture shock.  Her naivete proves too much for the intellectual Mr. Burns.  

Answer 2

Your entire sentence is awkward, and contains too many words.