Pride and Prejudice by KATHRYN DADIO

Austen's theme of marriage

kathryndadio — 2025-04-01 00:31:43 UTC

What, in your opinion, is Jane Austen telling her readers about marriage? In other words, what is her message about marriage? Use some evidence from the novel in your response.

(Remember, Austen was never married but did have a BRIEF engagement that she called off the very next morning. )

Who was Proud? Who was Prejudiced?

kathryndadio — 2025-04-01 00:35:55 UTC

Now that we're finished with the novel, who, in your opinion, was the most proud character? The most prejudiced character? While Austen is most likely referring to Elizabeth and Darcy, don't be afraid to choose another character from the novel - just add a bit of memory-based evidence to explain yourself.

Societal Pressure/Expectations

kathryndadio — 2025-04-01 00:38:19 UTC

In your opinion, how have societal expectations changed since the Regency Era, the early 1800s? Give an example or two from the novel and/or life to day to explain your response.

Evolution of Character

kathryndadio — 2025-04-01 00:42:40 UTC

Almost all novels watch the protagonist go on a journey of self-discovery. How did the evolution of the characters in the novel lead to their growth? Explain with an example or two.

Sound off

kathryndadio — 2025-04-01 00:44:07 UTC

Pride and Prejudice is considered one of the greatest love stories of all time. How do you feel about this statement, now that you've read the book? Explain.