Lucia Gagliardi

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riassunto "Romantic Fiction" pag 300

Amedeo Galatro

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Riassunto pagina 302, the novel purpose and Mary Shelley
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Ilaria d’andraia

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Riassunto pag.298
Secondo paragrafo

Alfredo Pejrani

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Primo paragrafo - Two Generation of Romantic Poets

The Gothic Novel

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Mandarano

THE SECOND GENERATION OF ROMANTIC POETS

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Giuseppe Pecora
Riassunto nono paragrafo

Robert Diaconu

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Riassunto del terzo paragrafo pag.299

2020-03-26 17:03:16 UTC

The novel of manners and Jane Austen di Salvatore Morena

Morello Gaetano

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A Tale Of Two Cities - Summary Chapter 11
-Giovanni Serretiello

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Relazione libro pride and prejudice
This is a romance novel written by Jane Austen. It begins with the description of the Bennet family composed by 5 daughters and the Bennet lords. The parents, especially the mother, tried to marry their daughters with the wealthiest lords in the area. In their neighborhood one day came some very important new presences, Mr. Bingley with his sister and another beautiful man Mr. Darcy. One evening they were present at a ball, Mrs. Bingley immediately introduced her daughters to these new men, jane fell in love with Mr. Bingleiy and her other sister Elizabeth unconsciously fell in love with Mr. Darcy. Darcy was a proud and shy man but this made him very unpleasant to people who didn't know him. This is the key moment from which the whole story begins because the attention initially seemed to be focused
entirely on Jane but the name of the book comes from the confusing relationship of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, both proud boys. Lizzy or Elizabeth va was to be married off to her cousin Mr. Collins, thanks to whom they could live in that house, but she refused him because she felt nothing for him. Lizzy's friend lady Lucas married her cousin immediately after she refused him, because it would have allowed her to have a good home and a lot of money, but mainly she did it to do her friend a good. Lizzy later came to the point of hating Darcy because one day Colonel flizham explained to her the reason for Mr Bingley's removal, it was Darcy's fault that she did not find the Bennet family unsuitable for her friend, this made Elizabeth very hostile to her towards Darcy. Jane went to London for recreation and at that moment Darcy declared herself to Elizabeth, she refused him because she felt judged and offended. And then once back home, the Gardiner uncles who brought Jane home proposed that she go with them on a trip to where Darcy lived, but she found out later. The uncles took her right to Darcy's house where she met him and also saw her beautiful sister, they met and she slowly changed the idea she had about him. Meanwhile, Lizzy's little sisters were in love with the commanders who occasionally paraded through the city, one of them Lidia ran away to go away with the colonel Mr. Wickham, a man with a double face, despised by his cousin and cousin. He was a boy who had been loved by Darcy's father to such an extent that he left his property after his death, but he was able to squander it all. Eventually Darcy was able to fix everything by getting Binglei to the Bennet house, and with this Jane married her beloved, in addition he helped Elizabeth's runaway sister by paying the amount that mr. Wickham imposed for the wedding and after this Litzy understood he was the right man. She told everyone at home that she loved Mr. Darcy but no one believed her since she first hated him to death, after listening to her I accept her father and finally they too got married. This is a quick and general description of the story dealt with, initially I was not able to appreciate the story but then at last I realized that thanks to authors like Jane Austen today we have come to very popular comedies and pink stories such as Gossip Girl, promoted for other films that were inspired by her. The author was very able to describe this story, based on a very complicated love story, above all it made me understand a lot the mentality of the families of that era, which was based only on material wealth and did not take into account the feelings of the people including children. These are my considerations regarding this book. Giovanni Gallo

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