ELIZABETH BENNETT

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At a time when writers tended to romanticize their characters and to populate their stories with dashing heroes and beautiful heroines, Jane Austen took the opposite direction. For her novel Pride & Prejudice, she created a young woman who would find it difficult to land a husband. In the words of the hero Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth Bennett, is at best "tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me."


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A film that makes us believe in love

By Baby A. Gil | March 19, 2006 - 12:00am

At a time when writers tended to romanticize their characters and to populate their stories with dashing heroes and beautiful heroines, Jane Austen took the opposite direction. For her novel Pride & Prejudice,...

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