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... in life. She was much smarter than any other girl in the novel, and her thoughts about life and marriage were some that are commonly practiced today. She is an epic character who I believe was born (or written) much before her time. Your novel was written during an era that does not particularly appeal to my fifteen year-old male self ... ...
... quite different than expected. His feelings toward Elizabeth evolve from arrogance to love over the course of the page-turning novel. Elizabeth chases her tail searching for truth in this epic love story and her entertaining, estrogen-bubbling family seeks matrimonial pursuits for each daughter. To Mrs. Bennet's hopeful delight, Mr. Bingley takes a liking to her graceful daughter Jane. But when ... ...
... quite different than expected. His feelings toward Elizabeth evolve from arrogance to love over the course of the page-turning novel. Elizabeth chases her tail searching for truth in this epic love story and her entertaining, estrogen-bubbling family seeks matrimonial pursuits for each daughter. To Mrs. Bennet's hopeful delight, Mr. Bingley takes a liking to her graceful daughter Jane. But when ... ...
... social institutions of Austen's time. Throughout Pride and Prejudice, love is constantly being examined and challenged by the characters of the book. Just as Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy are an epic example of the pressures that the female characters are continuously experiencing, Charlotte Lucas is an important part of the novel's characterization for her philosophy of love. Charlotte's marriage to Mr ... ...
