https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4 Answer the questions below in 6-8 sentences en-us 2020-09-23 06:03:25 UTC 2022-12-13 12:05:36 UTC hello@padlet.com englishsecondary https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771022244 2020-09-23 06:03:37 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771022244 englishsecondary https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771024768 2020-09-23 06:04:56 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771024768 englishsecondary https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771027040 2020-09-23 06:06:07 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771027040 englishsecondary https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771028142 2020-09-23 06:06:43 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771028142 20144688 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771170329 I think that a person's gender does shape their future but for better or worse, is up to you to decide. In the novel, women are supposed to get married and look after their children, nothing more, whereas men are supposed to provide for the family. If a women decides not to marry, then people think that she is inadequate and her upbringing was poor. Eg, Charlotte lucas is Elizabeth's best friend and got married to Mr collins because she couldn't stay with her parents anymore as she was getting old.]]> 2020-09-23 07:17:10 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771170329 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771171593 In Pride and Prejudice , A person's gender shapes their future to the better if they were men and it's shaped to the worst for females.Women were seen as a property where they were dominated by men.Throughout the 19th century, women did not have much choice, they were considered to be burden to their families and once they get married they are positioned to loose control over their possessions and their providence.Whereas, men are portrayed to be more powerful and independent including the right to own property.]]> 2020-09-23 07:17:52 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771171593 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771172049 Within Pride and Prejudice, a person's gender only shaped their future for better if they were a man. Men were seen with more power and more opportunities whereas women were seen as assets to men, only there to please them. Women were under the guardianship of their father until they were married, in which the guardianship would be passed on to the husband. Women were never given responsibility for themselves. An example of this could be seen when Mrs. Bennet wants one of her daughters to marry Mr.Collins so that they could inherit the estate.]]> 2020-09-23 07:18:08 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771172049 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771175424 In pride and prejudice a person's social status can shaper their future for the better, because with Elizabeth Bennet she was on  a lower class, then she married a man from a higher social class which made it better for her. ]]> 2020-09-23 07:19:53 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771175424 2007598 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771179590 Within the novel of 'Pride and Prejudice', it can be seen that the person's gender does shape their future for both, better and worse. For women, unfortunately it would shape their future for the worse due to them being in need of a man, either the husband or the father, to live since nothing can be inherited to them. Although, for the men, their gender shapes their future in a better way due to them being able to marry who they want, as well as having everything inherited to them. Therefore, being a man in the 19th century, according to 'Pride and Prejudice', contrary to women, would shape their future in a better way. However, if a female was to marry someone with a higher social class it would shape their future for the better. For example, Jane Bennet who was to marry Mr Bingley would live a much easier life in the future.]]> 2020-09-23 07:21:51 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771179590 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771182013 2020-09-23 07:23:05 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771182013 20081464 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771182317 In Pride and Prejudice, a person's gender determines the path of their future. The novel was set at a time, where women generally did not have the power to decide for their own as they were 'owned' by the father and when they get married, their husband gains the power over her. This was shown in the novel, when Mrs Bennet notified Mr Bennet that he was "wanted immediately" as they "are all in an uproar" and he "must come and make Lizzy marry Mr. Collins, for she vows she will not have him." Proving that fathers and husbands have unlimited authority on the women and they have the power to force life decisions on them. Therefore, the gender in Pride and Prejudice played a role in determining a character's future for the better or for the worse, depending on the circumstances. ]]> 2020-09-23 07:23:16 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771182317 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771182632 In Pride and Prejudice gender can shape someone's future if they were a women because women could inherit any of their husbands money which was a big problem, but for men their was no problems what so ever which wasn't fair. ]]> 2020-09-23 07:23:25 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771182632 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771188688 Within Pride and Prejudice, social class was an important factor for many things within society includng marriage. People of a higher social class were given more opportunities than those of a lower social class. This shaped society's future for worse as it created a judgement based on wealth, assets and class, and made it difficult for people to receive equal treatment. A very prominent aspect of social class is that people of a higher social class were given the privelege to marry for love and happiness, and not just for wealth, safety and security. An example of this is Charlotte Lucas marrying Mr. Collins for his wealth as he has a stable income and is able to provide for the both of them. Charlotte believes that love is not an essential aspect of marriage which could be greatly linked to her social class and the lack of an opportunity for her to actually find love instead of marry for a stable income. ]]> 2020-09-23 07:26:36 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771188688 20144688 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771194125 Elizabeth's future in my opinion was shaped for the better because she got married to a higher social class ]]> 2020-09-23 07:29:25 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771194125 201807481 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771197418 In Pride and Prejudice, having a higher social status changes the way you are treated, for better, and for worse. Some might respect you and have you on high priority, but others might despise you because of the special treatment that comes with having a higher social class. 
An example where social status affected a character's future is with Mr. Bingley. Mrs. Bennet and her daughters only searched for wealthy men when looking for a husband. They went to fancy balls hosted at mansions and didn't even consider looking for other men. Therefore, in this case, Mr. Bingley's wealth is what drew attention from the Bennet girls and that lead to Jane meeting and marrying him.]]> 2020-09-23 07:31:02 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771197418 2007598 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771201570 In pride and Prejudice, it portrayed that having a higher social class was superior and shapes their future for the better. For example, as seen in the novel, Mr Bingley, having a high social class, had multiple women wanting to marry him making him being treated better than others.]]> 2020-09-23 07:33:14 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771201570 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771202938 2020-09-23 07:33:56 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771202938 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771205733 In Pride and Prejudice, a person gender can shape their future. for example women would have less oportunities to do what they want compared to a man. due to this better looking women would have a higher chance at living a wealther life as ti would be easier to marry a rich man. ]]> 2020-09-23 07:35:23 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771205733 2007598 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771206914 Mr Collins future as a male was shaped for better and was evident in the novel. As mentioned, due to females not being able to inherit anything, he would inherit all of Mr Bennet's belongings which would shape his future for the better.]]> 2020-09-23 07:36:00 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771206914 20081464 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771207285 Another example a character whose future was shaped by their gender was Charlotte. Charlotte Lucas had the mindset that the main reason to marriage is not for true love or affection for others, but it was for beneficial arrangements for the family and determining a women's future. Her outlook on marriage was a reality of how many women felt during that era. In a conversation with Elizabeth discussing Jane and Mr Bingley she stated "when she is secure of him, there will be leisure for falling in love as much as she chooses." ]]> 2020-09-23 07:36:11 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771207285 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771208478 A person’s gender has a significant role in their future for both, the better, and for the worse. However, more often than not, women were treated as inferiors and exceedingly reliant on males for marriage to avoid being referred to as spinsters. A woman was encouraged to learn skills such as music, etiquette, etc., especially qualities learnt from governesses. The novel portrays this as during one of Lady Catherine’s daily dictation of others, asserts that the Bennet family’s education was insufficiently systematic. “Then who taught you? who attended to you? —Without a governess, you must have been neglected.” Furthermore, women were fairly limited to what they could inherit as entails frequently restricted inheritance to males. Consequently, Mr Collins was to inherit the Longbourn estate, thus exposing the family to potential risks, requiring them to enter an engagement as soon as possible.

Conclusively, men and women have contrasting roles and differ in treatment, thus, contributing to their future and desires. Due to the exigencies of 19th century society, especially in relation to women and marriage's imperativeness, to ensure the most desirable outcome, women had to marry in order to receive security and gentility, as their education is solely sourced from their lessons on being the perfect wife and mother. ]]> 2020-09-23 07:36:50 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/771208478 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/772677110 An alternate character whose future has been shaped by their gender is Charlotte. She was pressurised by societal needs for women to marry for security, wealth, and gentility. Therefore, to insure her future, Charlotte reluctantly married Mr Collins, who subsequently proposed to her after proposing to her best friend (I know, right?!). In her case, however, she manages to find a paucity of happiness by seeking solace in her garden and avoiding him, understandably, as much as possible. Charlotte represents the old-fashioned perspective on marriage. This delineation of the embodiment of 19th century core beliefs is evident from when, as distressing as it sounds, she asserts that marriage “is the only honourable provision for well-educated young women of small fortune.”  

Decisively, in the 19th century, as they were unjustly seen as 'the weaker sex,' a woman's future was predominantly predetermined as a wife and a potential mother. On the contrary, however, men were entitled to education, inheritance, etc. Accordingly, depending on the gender, futures were shaped for worse in terms of morality and impartiality. It is, ultimately, an additional barrier against authentic marital felicity as spurious reasons for marriage are enforced, thus forcing short-lasting superficial love.]]> 2020-09-23 15:54:52 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/772677110 20144688 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/773281079 In Pride and Prejudice, People in the lower class were seen as inferior to the higher class, but in some cases it wasn't looked upon. For example Jane Bennet comes from a lower class, but a man from the higher class fall in love with her. Which is better for her future]]> 2020-09-23 18:06:15 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/773281079 20144688 https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/773293077 Another example of a character whose future was shaped for the better is Wickham. He married lydia and ran off with her, however Mr Darcy paid him off so that Lyida's family would not feel ashamed]]> 2020-09-23 18:09:11 UTC https://padlet.com/englishsecondary/hpzvuj7ynlcj8ve4/wish/773293077