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Jane Austen's Fiction (LOCATION (Exterior-picnics, gardens,…
Jane Austen's Fiction
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Pemberley
Represents freedom, space, autonomy, which are appealing to Elizabeth's exterior personality
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Exterior-picnics, gardens, countryside, towns
unconventional, powerful, personalities eg Elizabeth, Darcy
serious pastoral, pastoral romance
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Interior- including dining rooms, balls, drawing rooms,
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Weather
Weather- e.g. raining, sunny
foreshadows events , and they impact on the heroine and the courting couple (sunny, rainy etc)
pathetic fallacy
Emma's realisation of her wrong-doings, and the melancholy state is reflected through the rain
Emma's succesful proposal occurs in the summer sun, happy and positive, foreshadows the success of the proposal and their future together
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Seasonal weather patterns , e.g. spring, summer, autumn, winter to reflect the stage of the plot and
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Walking
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symbolises female empowerment for heroines, as well as characterisation (good, logical, characters, both male and female are walkers)
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Jane Austen as a critical observer of women's issues, and lack of female autonomy... feminist, but to what extent?
travelling-moves plot in different directions, demonstrates a heroine's mobility