Mr. Bennetts perspective in the story Pride and Prejudice

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Bennetts marriage is most certainly a marriage of unequal minds. Though the narrator does not focus on Mrs. Bennett’s perspective, the reader is able to gain an impression of their relationship through Mr. Bennett’s point of view, as well as through the general actions of Mrs.

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