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Jane Austen
was an English novelist born in 1775 in Steventon, a small village in the south of England.
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Her most famous novel, Pride and Prejudice,
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The story follows the Bennet family, which has five daughters, and focuses mainly on Elizabeth Bennet, a smart, witty, and independent young woman.
One of the main themes of the novel is marriage, which at that time was often seen as a way to gain economic security rather than love.
The plot centers on the complex relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, a wealthy and reserved gentleman.
At first, Darcy appears proud and distant, while Elizabeth forms a negative opinion of him, influenced by her own prejudices and by other characters.
As the story develops, both characters are forced to reflect on their behavior.
Through their personal growth, the two characters slowly fall in love.
The novel shows that true happiness comes from mutual respect, understanding, and emotional maturity, not from social status or wealth alone.
Jane Austen uses irony, dialogue, and realistic characters to criticize social conventions, especially the pressure on women to marry well.
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It also presents a strong female protagonist, making Elizabeth Bennet a modern and memorable character.
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