11英本〔2〕班胡微微25號PrideandPrejudiceContenttermsMyopinion4PlotSummary3AnalysisofMajorCharacters2Authorintroduction1JaneAusten

(16December1775–18July1817)wasanEnglishnovelist.Shewasborninamid-classfamilyandwasbroughtupinacomfortableenvironmentwithharmonioussurroundings.

Shewasunmarriedallherlife.

Whilestillayounggirlshehad

experimentedwithvariousstyles

ofwriting,andwhenshecompleted

"PrideandPrejudice"attheageof

twenty-two,itwasclearthatshehad

foundherappropriateform.

Thewholebookteemswithauthoress’witandinsight.Andthisinclinationandintentioncannotescapefromthereachofherlivingcircleandrevealsomeofherpointsaboutworldlylife.PrideandPrejudiceElizabethBennetJaneBennetMary

BennetKittyBennetLydia

BennetFitzwilliamDarcyThesonofawealthy,well-establishedfamilyandthemasterofthegreatestateofPemberley,DarcyisElizabeth’smalecounterpart.Mr.

Bingley，Darcy’swealthybestfriend.Charles

BingleyHeisanofficer.HisfatherhadbeenthestewardDarcys.Mr.WickhamPrejudiceproductionThestartofthePrideandPrejudice:

Ontheparty,Mr.Darcysaid:“Sheistolerable.Butnothandsomeenoughtotemptme.”TheElizabeththoughthewasimpoliteandarrogant.BeforelongDarcyfellinlovewithElizabeth.becauseofherlovelybehavior,whileElizabethisdisgustedbyhisprideandhasaprejudiceabouthim.ThedeepeningofPrejudiceAthorough，determineddislikeofme—adislikewhichIcannotbutattributeinsomemeasuretojealousy.

Wickhamtold

ElizabeththatthepropertyshouldbeinheritedbyhimandhispastoratewerealldeprivedbyMr.Darcy.Mr.BingleylefttheJanealongwithoutanywords.

ElizabeththoughtitisDarcy’smistakebyWickham’swords.AllthisincreasedElizabeth’sprejudiceaboutMr.Darcy.AsDarcymorelovedElizabeth,hefinallywasunabletorestraintoshowhislovetoElizabethandconfessedhisloveforher,hewasrejectedimpolitelyandfirmly.Becausehisattitudeisstillarrogant.Elizabethsaid:“youwerethelastmanintheworldwhomIcouldeverbeprevailedontomarry."偏見的淡去與消失AfterwardsMr.DarcywrotealettertoEliinordertoremovehermisunderstandingsofhim.Elizabeth’suncleandauntwerealsoimpressedbyMr.Darcy’spoliteness.AfterwardsMr.DarcywrotealettertoElizabethinorderto

removehermisunderstandingsofhim.Elizabeth’suncleandauntwerealsoimpressedby

Mr.Darcy’s

politeness.BecauseoflovingElizabeth,DarcyhelpedtheLydiaandWickham’s

marriage.GraduallyElizabeth’sprejudiceofMr.Darcydisappeared.Eventuallytheybecamecouple.MyopinionThemarriagebetweenDarcyandElizabethrevealsthecharacteristicswhichconstitutesasuccessfulmarriage.ThemarriagebetweenJaneandBingleyisalsoanexampleofsuccessfulmarriage.

However,unlikeDarcyandElizabeth,thereisaflawintheirrelationship.Theflawisthatbothcharactersaretoogood-heartedtoeveractstronglyagainstexternalforcesthatmayattempttoseparatethem.

LydiaandWickham'smarriageisanexampleofanbadmarriage.Theirmarriagewasbasedonappearances,goodlooks,andyouthfulvivacity.Oncethesequalitiescannolongerbeseenbyeachother,theoncestrongrelationshipwillslowlyfadeaway.1.Themostimportantoneisthatwecannothaveprejudiceagainstsomeoneblindly.Others’expressionabouthim/hermaybeunbelievable.Youmustperceiverealitybyyourself.2.Thoughmanytypicalmarriages,Iknewitiswrongtogetmarriedonlyfortheproperty,moneyandposition,trueloveisbeyondsuchfactors.3.whenwerealizethemistakewemake,wemustacknowledgeisbravelyandimmediately,thenmakeitforthebetter.4.Lastbutnotleast,loveperhapsisdevelopedbymisunderstandingthatmakeloversknowmoreabouteachotherandfallinlovewitheachother.Thefirmfoundationofmarriageislove.Marriageshouldbebasedonlove,otherwiseit’sjustashell,nothavinganyhappiness.It’