What is Jane Austen saying about Pride and Prejudice in the novel Pride and Prejudice?

Answer 1

Darcy's pride and Elizabeth's initial prejudice towards Darcy (based solely on her first impression of him) caused misunderstandings between the two. Hence, it was an obstacle to their relationship. It was only when Darcy let down his pride and Elizabeth put aside her prejudice towards him that they are able to clear up their misunderstand, and develop their relationship.

Therefore in my opinion, Jane Austen is trying to discourage pride and prejudice. The book Pride and Prejudice is about how two people fall in love with each other despite the negative feelings they had towards each other at the beginning of their relationship. Elizabeth Bennet had a mistaken impression of Darcy, and was prejudiced against him from the start. Darcy was a man of pride and he didn't make a secret of it. This pride was dashed when he fell in love with Elizabeth. Finally, Elizabeth also accepted him when he let go of his pride and showed her exactly what sort a gentleman he was. This book is about how pride and prejudice almost cost two people a lifetime of happiness together. It is a wonderful book with a lot of values and also insight into the lifestyle of Jane Austen's time.

Answer 2

Pride and Prejudice is about a man whose pride gets in the way of a normal expression of an intense love he feels, and the young woman who is the object of that love, who is so prejudiced by something she has overheard that her reason is clouded. It is a book filled with the tension between the two, and comic in its expression.

Answer 3

the message of the book is that,families having low class persons should avoid talking freely about any one in parties and all that.As Mr.Darcy was the good gentleman and loved Elizabeth that was why he brought back Bingley and Jane together.And the parents should keep their children in their limits at least their daughters so that they cannot be like Lydia,who had met an elopement in the novel.

Answer 4

Jane Austen uses the characters of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy to explore the damaging effects of pride and prejudice in society. Through their journey of growth and self-realization, she conveys the importance of humility, self-awareness, and open-mindedness in relationships and personal development. Overall, Austen emphasizes the need to overcome societal barriers and preconceived notions in order to find genuine love and happiness.