Question

In Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, the author explores her feelings
about Victorian social life, particularly relationships between men and women.
[ 2-3 sentences briefly about the novel in general] At the beginning of the
novel, Elizabeth can be characterized as
_and Darcy as
but by the end Elizabeth changes to be
while Darcy changes to be
ultimately, the changes prove the point
of the author that
[Thesis).

Answer 1

Answer:

Elizabeth can be characterized as judgmental and Darcy as proud. By the end Elizabeth becomes heartfelt while Darcy changes to be humble; ultimately, the changes prove the point of the author that everyone can change.

Elizabeth has lively and playful characteristics throughout the early portion of the tale. She makes fun of Mr. Collins in front of him, or when she practically calls Mr. Darcy foolish. Elizabeth is characterized in one section as “a lively, playful disposition, which delighted in anything ridiculous”.