Question

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Answer 1

Answer:

Austen presents the idea that love must be above the desire for money and must be based on companionship and mutual care.

Explanation:

Austen presents Elizabeth as someone who has a vision of love based on something beneficial, happy and comfortable, without taking into account the economic conditions of the people involved in a romantic relationship. This is because Elizabeth is described as an intelligent woman, who does not devalue herself in the social environment and seeks a partner who values her, encourages her, has a high regard and respect for her, in addition to being someone with whom she can establish a partnership and mutual care. For her, this is more important than the economic condition that this partner can present.

"Pride and Prejudice" is a book written by Jane Austen that shows the birth of the relationship between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy through breaking prejudices and stereotypes that they have among themselves.