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My aim in this essay was to show how common the flaws pride and prejudice are in Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice.I argued that almost every character in it is either proud or prejudiced, or both. In addition to being prejudiced, Elizabeth is a bit vain and Mr Darcy is not only proud; he is not really aware of the fact that one has to behave politely to everyone.
Even though the two protagonists have different flaws, they are still similar; when they are given proof that they are wrong they are sensible enough to admit that they have been wrong and try to change, and they learn from each other. They do not, however, learn from Jane Bennet and Mr Bingley who are role models in their vicinity; those two characters only function as a contrast to help the reader see in what way other characters are flawed.
The other characters are indeed flawed. Mr Collins is proud of his position as vicar, and he is also condescending to the Bennets, and hence prejudiced since he assumes that they are less intelligent and elegant. Hispatroness Lady Catherine suffers from the same kind of pride which is related to her rank in society, and this pride is combined with more prejudice.
Mr Bennet is also proud, condescending and prejudiced,and his daughter Lydia is proud and ignorant of opinions of others. The community in which they live is prejudiced, narrow-minded and harsher in its judgements than the individuals that it is composed of.
There is also a relation between the words “pride” and “prejudice”, which is very clear in the peripheral characters, and especially in those who believe themselves to be above the middle class. Those who suffer from pride assume that they are better than others, which means that they also assume that others are less intelligent, elegant or well-behaved, which means that they are prejudiced toward others.
One can interpret the characters differently, and Iam convinced that this extraordinary complexity in many of the characters will never stop to amaze readers, and critics will surely continue to find new ways to look at the vivid char
acters that Jane Austen once created.

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My aim in this essay was to show how common the flaws pride and prejudice are in Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice.I argued that almost every character in it is either proud or prejudiced, or both. In addition to being prejudiced, Elizabeth is a bit vain and Mr Darcy is not only proud; he is not really aware of the fact that one has to behave politely to everyone. Even though the two protagonists have different flaws, they are still similar; when they are given proof that they are wrong they are sensible enough to admit that they have been wrong and try to change, and they learn from each other. They do not, however, learn from Jane Bennet and Mr Bingley who are role models in their vicinity; those two characters only function as a contrast to help the reader see in what way other characters are flawed. The other characters are indeed flawed. Mr Collins is proud of his position as vicar, and he is also condescending to the Bennets, and hence prejudiced since he assumes that they are less intelligent and elegant. Hispatroness Lady Catherine suffers from the same kind of pride which is related to her rank in society, and this pride is combined with more prejudice. Mr Bennet is also proud, condescending and prejudiced,and his daughter Lydia is proud and ignorant of opinions of others. The community in which they live is prejudiced, narrow-minded and harsher in its judgements than the individuals that it is composed of. There is also a relation between the words “pride” and “prejudice”, which is very clear in the peripheral characters, and especially in those who believe themselves to be above the middle class. Those who suffer from pride assume that they are better than others, which means that they also assume that others are less intelligent, elegant or well-behaved, which means that they are prejudiced toward others. One can interpret the characters differently, and Iam convinced that this extraordinary complexity in many of the characters will never stop to amaze readers, and critics will surely continue to find new ways to look at the vivid characters that Jane Austen once created.
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Tujuan saya dalam esai ini adalah untuk menunjukkan bagaimana umum kekurangan kebanggaan dan prasangka dalam Kebanggaan novel Jane Austen dan Prejudice.I berpendapat bahwa hampir setiap karakter di dalamnya bangga atau berprasangka, atau keduanya. Selain menjadi berprasangka, Elizabeth adalah sia-sia sedikit dan Mr Darcy tidak hanya bangga; dia tidak benar-benar menyadari fakta bahwa kita harus bersikap sopan kepada semua orang.
Meskipun dua protagonis memiliki kelemahan yang berbeda, mereka masih sama; ketika mereka diberi bukti bahwa mereka salah mereka cukup masuk akal untuk mengakui bahwa mereka telah salah dan mencoba untuk mengubah, dan mereka belajar dari satu sama lain. Mereka tidak, bagaimanapun, belajar dari Jane Bennet dan Mr Bingley yang panutan di sekitarnya; dua karakter hanya berfungsi sebagai kontras untuk membantu pembaca melihat dengan cara apa karakter lain yang cacat.
Karakter lainnya memang cacat. Mr Collins bangga posisinya sebagai wakil, dan dia juga merendahkan dengan Bennets, dan karenanya berprasangka karena ia menganggap bahwa mereka kurang cerdas dan elegan. Hispatroness Lady Catherine menderita dari jenis yang sama kebanggaan yang terkait dengan peringkat nya di masyarakat, dan kebanggaan ini dikombinasikan dengan lebih prasangka.
Mr Bennet juga bangga, merendahkan dan berprasangka, dan putrinya Lydia bangga dan mengabaikan pendapat orang lain . Masyarakat di mana mereka tinggal berprasangka, berpikiran sempit dan keras dalam penilaian dibanding individu yang terdiri dari.
Ada juga hubungan antara kata-kata "bangga" dan "prasangka", yang sangat jelas dalam karakter perifer , dan terutama pada mereka yang percaya diri berada di atas kelas menengah. Mereka yang menderita kebanggaan menganggap bahwa mereka lebih baik daripada yang lain, yang berarti bahwa mereka juga menganggap bahwa orang lain yang kurang cerdas, elegan atau berperilaku baik, yang berarti bahwa mereka berprasangka terhadap orang lain.
Satu dapat menafsirkan karakter berbeda, dan Iam yakin kompleksitas yang luar biasa ini di banyak karakter tidak akan pernah berhenti memukau pembaca, dan kritikus pasti akan terus menemukan cara baru untuk melihat char hidup
acters bahwa Jane Austen sekali dibuat.

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