The two novels written by Jane Austen encompass several instances in which characters start to fall in love with each other, yet with very unstable beginnings. The most remarkable of the love stories is that of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth from Pride and Prejudice. Mr. Darcy is deeply in love with the originally uninterested Elizabet

Mankind has been created imperfect, thus resulting in conflicts within the human race. One must be able to deal with these problems adequately, in order to survive contentedly and serenely on earth, especially when spending the majority of his or her life with one certain being. All three authors mentioned provide unique, yet reasonable, solutions for marital quarrels. Although Austen’s solution of love settling everything may be rather farfetched, it is still a solid foundation for a relationship. The most sensible of all ideas, that by the author of “Rope,” is one that is ideal in terms of settling things and should definitely be attempted. To finish, Kate Chopin’s separation preference is not a bad last resort. If nothing aforementioned works, as is seen today, separation seems to be the only other direct solution to a troubled marriage. The complications of marriage and its subsequent consequences are a good example as to why it is crucial to find a person, with whom one could endure an entire lifetime with.

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