My view on Pride and PrejudiceThe book "Pride and Prejudice" reflcets the author Jane Austen"s view onmarriage.
Shepraised themarriage, which is notbuilt on wealth and viscomty, but on spiritual understanding of each other, so this is why Elizabeth refuses to marry Darcy at first because she has the prejudice that Darcy is a proud man, but after the misunderstands disappear, she finally accepts his proposal.
And this thought becomes the theme goes through all the book.
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com) Jane Austen pictures a dailylife of simple country societyinxml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> "Pride and Prejudice", differentfrom the content of current sentimental fiction andthe style ofwritting ofthat time, reflecting concervativeandocclusivecountry life from 18th to 19th century vividly.
Usingsimplestory to tell the complicative andrealitic things is onefeature of this book.
Another is hernovelshowsa wealth of humor,wit and delicate satire by using her advisedly selective words.
Andthese are the one reason why people love this book.
Second, sinceJane is capable of figuring typical character in daily trivial life and her characters are like real living persons, with fault and virtues mixed as they are in real life, people reading the novel as if reading their life.
Third, Jane has created a character Elizabeth Bennetn who bravely persuits independent personality and equal rights, running counter to the popular thought of momey-based marriage and the subtle discrimination, alltheseevokepeople"s emotionwhich ishidden at the bottom of their heart,especially women.
At that time, women were always tough to be slave to the momey-based marriage, without any ideas about their marriage, such as Mrs Bennet, who thinks momey is god and busies finding the rich man to become her son-in-law.
In "Pride and Prejudice", the author is not only open women"s eyes to see through the world and their sitiation, but also set an example of true love to tell women should stand up to after their future.
Willion collins intends tomarry and he dicides to chooseElizabethas a wayof making amends forinheriting the family"s estate.
As a wise lady, Elizabeth rejects hisproposal as the way toreject the momey-based marriage.
After many twists and turns, she finds out her true lover--Mr Darcy and has a happy ending.
Maybe the author"s advanced thought is the very thought of the female readers who have dreams of their love but not dare to say, it"s the revolutionary ideas that attract the people to read this book again and again.