![]() Some of the other themes, one finds in Pride and Prejudice include integrity, family, reputation, etc.Īnalysis of Key Moments in Pride and Prejudice ![]() Austen strongly conveys her ideology that class does not determine one’s character, at the same time through love one can overcome all obstacles, including class. Though, he seems to be arrogant and selfish in the beginning, over a period of time, his prejudiced opinion on the lower class changes, when he is exposed to the ideal qualities of Elizabeth. Bennet and her daughters.ĭarcy is presented as an epitome of an ideal high-class gentleman. Through Darcy’s character, she has enumerated class as a force that drives people to have virtue and decency, comparing the situation to the careless behavior of Mrs. In contrast to them, Jane Austen produces more positive examples in Bingley and the Gardiners. Collins and Caroline are defined completely by the dictations of the class system. She makes it clear that people like Lady Catherine, due to their pride in social class act rudely, even in their regular conversation, and forever guilty of mistreating other people. The theme is employed to foster Austen’s distaste over the society in general. ![]() ![]() The novel draws a clear line between the rich and poor. ![]() Class plays unmistakably a significant role in the novel. ![]()
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