I'm Jagruti Vala and I'm a student of English department, MKBU.
In this blog I want to share some thoughtfully questions and its answer about pride and prejudice.
Assigned by Megha ma'am
First of all, here is a brief introduction about the Author Jane Austen.
INTRODUCTION:-
Born:- December 16, 1775
Hampshire, England
Died:- July 18, 1817
Hampshire, England
Period:- 1787 to 1817
Jane Austen was an English novelist known for her best six novels:
Sense and sensibility
Pride and prejudice
Emma
Northanger Abbey
Mansfield park
Persuasion
Jane Austen's novels is full of wit, irony and human nature.
Now she is considered as one of the most important read author in English literature.
She was the seventh child ( out of eight).
Jane Austen was a female writer in the late 18th century and early 19th century.
She is celebrated for her best novel pride and prejudice which offered social commentary and roles of women in her time.
Here are some questions about the novel pride and prejudice:
1.compare the narrative strategy of the novel and movie:
Ans:
The novel is written in the third person narrator.
The narrator most focusing on Elizabeth Bennet's character and her perspective.
In contrast, in movies uses a visual and audible elements to show different characters' perspective.
Character:-
In the character point of view,
The novel has more space for the inner thoughts and emotions of the characters.
In Movies, due to time constraints, on facial expressions, dialogue, and actions to convey character development.
Dialogue:
The novel contains Austen's witty and developed language.
In Movie adaptations often condense dialogue and may modernize it slightly for accessibility.
Music:-
In Movies use music to enhance emotional impact, which is absent in the novel.
In summary, while the whole story and themes of "Pride and Prejudice" remain consistent, the narrative strategies between the novel and its movie adaptations due to the respective strengths and limitations of these mediums.
2.write an illustration of the society of Jane Austen's time:
Ans:-
In Jane Austen's time, society was like a strict and orderly.
At the top were the rich and important people, like lords and ladies, who owned of land and wealth.
Then came the clergy, who were often respected but not as rich.
After that, you had professionals like lawyers and doctors, followed by tradespeople and laborers.
Marriage was a big thing l, especially for women.
They needed to find a good husband to take care of them because they couldn't own property.
In the contrast, Men needed to marry well to secure their family's future.
Society was focused on reputation. If you did something immortal behaviour, it could ruin your social standing.
Jane Austen's novels, like "Pride and Prejudice," give us a good look at this world of manners, marriages, and societal expectations.
3.What if Mr Darcy and Elizabeth never got together? What if Lydia's elopement had a different outcome? Explore the consequences of these change and write alternative endings of the novel:
Ans:-
If Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth never got together in "Pride and Prejudice," it would mean they didn't end as a couple.
The story's focus on their relationship and personal growth, leading to different romantic outcomes for the characters.
The novel's central theme is marriage of pride and prejudice might be as prominent, and the story's impact and message could change.
If Lydia's elopement in "Pride and Prejudice" had a different outcome, it would lots of changes in the story.
In the novel, Lydia runs away with Mr. Wickham, creating an immortal behaviour.
If something different happened, like her family managing to stop the gateway and her making a better choice, the family's reputation would be care for , and the story's events and character lively would be different.
This outcome would likely affect how the other characters lives and relationships unfold in the story.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is a classic novel with a well-known plot.
However, here provided an alternative endings that explore different consequences of the story.
Elizabeth Marries Mr. Collins:
In this alternative ending, Elizabeth accepts Mr. Collins' proposal to secure her family's financial future.
The Bennet family avoids financial ruin, but Elizabeth leads a less fulfilling life with a man she does not love.
The novel takes a darker turn, the societal pressures on women in that era.
Darcy's Financial Ruin:
Mr. Darcy's business fail in leading to a reversal of his and Elizabeth's fortunes.
They must learn to live to a lower social status.
This ending explores themes of resilience and adaptation.
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Work cited:-
History of English literature, Edward Albert
(Fifth addition)
ISBN: 0-19-947931-3
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