1. Examine Austen’s use of irony throughout the novel. Give examples of structural irony as well as irony within the …

1. Examine Austen’s use of irony throughout the novel. Give examples of structural irony as well as irony within the …

Darcy is initially attracted to Elizabeth’s “fine eyes.” Analyze this symbol, and explain what it shows about both Darcy and …

Darcy is initially attracted to Elizabeth’s “fine eyes.” Analyze this symbol, and explain what it shows about both Darcy and …

Darcy is initially attracted to Elizabeth’s “fine eyes.” Analyze this symbol, and explain what it shows about both Darcy and …

Darcy is initially attracted to Elizabeth’s “fine eyes.” Analyze this symbol, and explain what it shows about both Darcy and …

Some critics applaud Austen’s ability to craft psychologically complex and believable characters, while others believe she mostly creates well-drawn comic …

Some critics applaud Austen’s ability to craft psychologically complex and believable characters, while others believe she mostly creates well-drawn comic …

Some critics applaud Austen’s ability to craft psychologically complex and believable characters, while others believe she mostly creates well-drawn comic …

Some critics applaud Austen’s ability to craft psychologically complex and believable characters, while others believe she mostly creates well-drawn comic …