In pride and Prejudice, We may simply divide the four marriages into two groups. They are happy marriages represented by Elizabeth-Darcy and Jane-Bingley as well as unhappy marriages represented by Charlotte-Collins a...In pride and Prejudice, We may simply divide the four marriages into two groups. They are happy marriages represented by Elizabeth-Darcy and Jane-Bingley as well as unhappy marriages represented by Charlotte-Collins and Lydia-Wickham. What leads the four marriages to a completely different end is the love foundations of their marriages. The author Jane Austen stresses that love and mutual understanding are the basic and the most important element of marriages.展开更多
文摘In pride and Prejudice, We may simply divide the four marriages into two groups. They are happy marriages represented by Elizabeth-Darcy and Jane-Bingley as well as unhappy marriages represented by Charlotte-Collins and Lydia-Wickham. What leads the four marriages to a completely different end is the love foundations of their marriages. The author Jane Austen stresses that love and mutual understanding are the basic and the most important element of marriages.
