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Rodriguez, Linda. "7 People Who Hated 'Pride and Prejudice'." Mental_Floss. Mental Floss, 2013. Web. 14 Feb. 2017.

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Hanski, Mike. "How to Write a Critique of a Novel." On College Life and Writing | Bid4papers Blog. N.p., 15 Sept. 2016. Web. 14 Feb. 2017.

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'What calm lives they had, those people! No worries about the French Revolution or the crashing struggle of the Napoleonic Wars. Only manners controlling natural passion as far as they could, together with cultural explanations of any mischances.” This is a quote by Winston Churchill. This quote is a perfect example of how unreal the story is. During this time there was war.
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Jane Austen made it seem as though everything was rainbows and unicorns.

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A question that I think should be included in criticism is, would I change anything? I think honeslty I wouldn't change a thing.
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Without certain things happening in the book, like all of the letters sent back and forth throughout characters. That added a depth and realistic feel because actual people do that.

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I like to ask myself was the book clear? In some parts the book was clear. It showed me what was happening and what might happen next. But in this book some parts jumped. It was confusing at times not only because of the early english langauge used but also because of the fact there were so many different characters to keep track of.
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This bothered me because, like many people, I enjoy knowing all the tiny details of what is going on in  my book.

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Another thing I did not enjoy about the book is that it was written in 3rd person.
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Usually when things are written in third person you can never really understand what the character is thinking of. When written in third, it is hard to grasp onto whats going on in the plot.

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Austen, Jane, and Tony Tanner. Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1972.

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The author has weak points in this novel. In my personal opinion it seemed like the novel was somewhat cliche. By this I mean that it seemed like a typical romance novel. The rude boy meets the proud girl and they end up together.
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By having a cliche plot, it made the story somewhat boring in my opinion. I need there to be some sort of plot twist at the end. A plot twist like Elizabeth marrying Mr.Collins instead.

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"The Importance of Setting to a Story - Pesky Critters." PBS LearningMedia. PBS, n.d. Web. 14 Feb. 2017.

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Munteau, Nina. "Scribophile." Scribophile. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Feb. 2017.

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"Why Is Setting Important?" Now Novel. N.p., 09 Nov. 2016. Web. 14 Feb. 2017.

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Setting adds depth to your story line. If setting is not explained or mentioned much, then the atmosphere of the story is not present.
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Not adding depth to a story is like reading an article about how the color beige was created. It is very boring.

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Setting is also important  because it describes your character. Setting describes where the characters lives. For example Lady Catherine lived in a giant mansion, that shows me that she is a wealthy character. While the Gardeners lived in smaller abode.
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This gave me an idea on how the author chose to portray the characters.

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Option 1
Setting is very important in a story. Without setting you wouldn't know where anything was taking place. Although setting is not just a place or time. It really captures who the characters are. A story cannot be a story without setting. It shows the passage of time, it makes the story seem more real.
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This will support my point because it gave me an idea of what time period this novel took place in, not only did the words give it away, but so did the way the author described the surroundings.

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# - Make a card on this padlet with a work cited entry for each source. Number the entries and each card from the source will correspond with that number.
A. Topic
O= Option related (3 cards), C= Criticism (6 quotes) or P= Primary (From your novel- direct quotes needed) Number the cards by category.
B. Quote- Either direct (use quotation marks) or summarized in your own words. Quotes from the book must be direct quotes.
C. How will this fact support your point?
Every source should be cited including:
1. Your novel
2.Option- related sources
3. Criticism