In Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, the author explores her feelings about Victorian social life, particularly relationships between men and women. [ 2-3 sentences briefly about the novel in general] At the beginning of the novel, Elizabeth can be characterized as and Darcy as , but by the end Elizabeth changes to be while Darcy changes to be ; ultimately, the changes prove the point of the author that [Thesis]. In the first part of the novel, Elizabeth displays the characteristics of being and . She [describe an action that shows these characteristics]. In one part, Elizabeth states/Elizabeth is described as””[insert quotation—incorporated properly]. This shows [explain the quotation]. Also in the beginning Darcy shows that he is and . He [describe an action that shows these characteristics]. He states/is described as “” [insert quotation—incorporated properly]. This shows that [explain quotation]. As the novel progresses, changes occur.
Later in the novel, Elizabeth changes to being more and , and Darcy changes to being more and. Elizabeth acknowledges her changing attitude by stating, “”[insert quotation—incorporated properly]. This shows [explain quotation ] Clearly, she has , and Darcy acknowledges his changing attitude by stating,” ” [insert quotation—incorporated properly]. This shows [explain quotation] Clearly, he has .
The changes that occur to Elizabeth and Darcy throughout the novel prove Jane Austen’s theme that . Change is not easy for anyone, and neither is being wrong. Elizabeth makes the statement that “,” [insert quotation—incorporated properly] showing[explain quotation]. Darcy indicates the result by stating “” [insert quotation—incorporated properly] showing that he[explain quotation]. Austen’s novel is indicative that anyone .
In Austen’s novel, the readers can see Elizabeth at first being and Darcy as being, but by the end Elizabeth changing to be and Darcy changing to be ; ultimately, the changes prove the point of the author that [Restatement of thesis]. Throughout the years, many have loved this novel because of its . Many other readers have also learned that .