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1) The story follows the Bennet family, including daughters Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, and Lydia. Mrs. Bennet is desperate to marry her daughters to wealthy men for their financial security. 2) At a ball, the wealthy Mr. Bingley takes an interest in Jane while Mr. Darcy is attracted to Elizabeth but pride and misunderstandings cause problems in their relationships. 3) As the story progresses, Elizabeth comes to a better understanding of Mr. Darcy and he proves his good character by helping to arrange Lydia's marriage to the untrustworthy Mr. Wickham. 4) In the end, Jane marries Mr. Bingley and Elizabeth accepts

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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY: JANE AUSTEN Presented by: ESTATE, MIDIAM S. BSED ENGLISH III
THINK OF THIS QUESTION... What would you choose LOVE or MONEY?
Jane Austen 1775-1817 Grew up in an upper class family Supported by her family in writing Writes: 6 novels 27 short stories
Pride and Prejudice Background. -In the early 1800's - few middle class women could choose not to marry or marry simply for love. -Women could not enter occupations and earn their own living. •Governess- males •Inheritance - males
Marriage •Path to financial security for women •Attracting a husband was a big priority •Education outside of the domestic sphere was of little importance A few things that were of big importance: • Singing, playing an instrument, reciting poetry, drawing, painting, embroidery = a "well rounded education for women.
Theme of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Marriage Money Class Self Knowledge and awareness
Characters of Pride and Prejudice
Mr. Bennet - modest gentleman with a sarcastic sense of humor Mrs. Bennet - foolish, noisy woman whose only goal in life is to get all her daughters married The Bennet Family
Jane Bennet - oldest Bennet daughter Elizabeth Bennet - Second daughter of Mr. Bennet; very smart and outspoken
• Mary Bennet - Middle Bennet sister; bookish Catharine Bennet - fourth sister; like Lydia
Lydia Bennet - youngest Bennet sister; gossipy, immature and self involved
Fitzwilliam Darcy - condescending gentlemen; best friend to Charles Bingley Charles Bingley - Rich neighbor of the Bennets; Darcy's best friend
• George Wickham - handsome, greedy militia officer Mr. Collins - clergyman who will inherit Bennet property
Charlotte Lucas - Elizabeth's friend Georgiana Darcy - Darcy's little sister
Lady Catherine De Borough- Mr. Darcy's aunt.
SUMMARY OF PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Bennet's House Living in Longbourne Estate in a Fictional English Village of Meryton Hertfordshire
Mrs. Bennet is determined to marry her daughters off to wealthy man, no matter what.
The entire family attends a welcome ball organized by Mr. Bingley.
There, one of the Bennet's siblings, Jane becomes a quiet taken by the wealthy man's manners.
• Mr. Darcy. A wealthy but somewhat reserved and introverted aristocrat who feels uncomfortable in social gathering.
Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth meets in several times ate social events over the following weeks and he slowly becomes attracted to Elizabeth Bennet's charm.
During this time Jane's relationship with Mr. Bingley also develops.
Netherfield Park But one day, as she's on her way to Netherfield park(Mr. Bingley residence).
Jane is caught in the rain and becomes ill which forces her to stay at Mr. Bingley Home while's she recuperates.
Elizabeth learns her sister's illness which prompts her to take a long and gruelling hike to Netherfield Park.
The hike takes her through several fields which wet and muddy after the recent rain, ruin her garments.
-snobbish Miss Bingley -Single-ton -instant dislike to Elizabeth
Jane recovers, and both she and Elizabeth return to Longbourn.
-Mr. Colins whose in line to inherit the house. - Proposes to Elizabeth He is the distant cousin of Mr Bennet
-all the Bennet's siblings become friendly with a group of military men stationed nearby.
Elizabeth is quite taken by one of the soldiers George Wickham warns her to be wary of Mr. Darcy
As winter arrives, Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy return to London
Around the same time, - Mr. Collins has become engaged to a local girl - friend of Elizabeth's, Charlotte Lucas.
- Charlotte plainly admits to that she does not love Mr. Collins -she's only marrying the for financial reasons -secure a home for herself.
-The marriage of convenience does come to pass. -With winter well underway and most of the men gone -Bennet siblings remain single, much to their mother's chagrin.
Spring comes, and Elizabeth visits Charlotte -who claims to be well - happy with her choice of a loveless but financially secured marriage. -Charlotte now lives near the home of mr. Collins Patron.
-Lady Catherine De Borough -Mr. Darcy's aunt. -Elizabeth Mr. Darcy meet by chance, and he surprises her by proposing in marriage,
-she refuses -he's so arrogant and not a very nice person to be around -he wronged Wickham by preventing him from receiving his due inheritance.
- Mr. Darcy writes a letter of explanation -Wickham is a pathological liar - he grudge on Wickham's part stems from the fact that Mr. Darcy prohibited his younger sister, Georgiana, from getting close to Wickham. This letter changes Elizabeth's view on Mr. Darcy but she's still not fully convinced about him.
-plan to visit - Pemberley the Darcys' estate in northern England, first making sure that Mr. Darcy will not be there Pemberley is the fictional country estate owned by Fitzwilliam Darcy
A letter from home, speaks that one of the Bennet's siblings Lydia, having disappeared with Wickham, which becomes an urgent matter.
- Wickham will marry Lydia, with one condition: He must get an annual income for the marriage. -This is agreed upon it transpires that the provider of such alimony is non other than Mr. Darcy.
-Mr. Bingley return to Netherfield to rekindle his relationship with Jane. Mr. Bingley and Jane get married.
Lady Catherine, comes to Longbourn after learning that Mr. Darcy, is planning to marry Elizabeth. Lady Catherine corners Elizabeth and demands her not to accept Mr. Darcy's proposal.
The story ends with Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth going for a walk together. He confesses that his feelings towards her have not changed since his earlier proposal. This time, Elizabeth accepts him in marriage.

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  • 1. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY: JANE AUSTEN Presented by: ESTATE, MIDIAM S. BSED ENGLISH III
  • 2. THINK OF THIS QUESTION... What would you choose LOVE or MONEY?
  • 3. Jane Austen 1775-1817 Grew up in an upper class family Supported by her family in writing Writes: 6 novels 27 short stories
  • 4. Pride and Prejudice Background. -In the early 1800's - few middle class women could choose not to marry or marry simply for love. -Women could not enter occupations and earn their own living. •Governess- males •Inheritance - males
  • 5. Marriage •Path to financial security for women •Attracting a husband was a big priority •Education outside of the domestic sphere was of little importance A few things that were of big importance: • Singing, playing an instrument, reciting poetry, drawing, painting, embroidery = a "well rounded education for women.
  • 6. Theme of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Marriage Money Class Self Knowledge and awareness
  • 7. Characters of Pride and Prejudice
  • 8. Mr. Bennet - modest gentleman with a sarcastic sense of humor Mrs. Bennet - foolish, noisy woman whose only goal in life is to get all her daughters married The Bennet Family
  • 9. Jane Bennet - oldest Bennet daughter Elizabeth Bennet - Second daughter of Mr. Bennet; very smart and outspoken
  • 10. • Mary Bennet - Middle Bennet sister; bookish Catharine Bennet - fourth sister; like Lydia
  • 11. Lydia Bennet - youngest Bennet sister; gossipy, immature and self involved
  • 12. Fitzwilliam Darcy - condescending gentlemen; best friend to Charles Bingley Charles Bingley - Rich neighbor of the Bennets; Darcy's best friend
  • 13. • George Wickham - handsome, greedy militia officer Mr. Collins - clergyman who will inherit Bennet property
  • 14. Charlotte Lucas - Elizabeth's friend Georgiana Darcy - Darcy's little sister
  • 15. Lady Catherine De Borough- Mr. Darcy's aunt.
  • 16. SUMMARY OF PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
  • 17. Bennet's House Living in Longbourne Estate in a Fictional English Village of Meryton Hertfordshire
  • 18. Mrs. Bennet is determined to marry her daughters off to wealthy man, no matter what.
  • 19. The entire family attends a welcome ball organized by Mr. Bingley.
  • 20. There, one of the Bennet's siblings, Jane becomes a quiet taken by the wealthy man's manners.
  • 21. • Mr. Darcy. A wealthy but somewhat reserved and introverted aristocrat who feels uncomfortable in social gathering.
  • 22. Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth meets in several times ate social events over the following weeks and he slowly becomes attracted to Elizabeth Bennet's charm.
  • 23. During this time Jane's relationship with Mr. Bingley also develops.
  • 24. Netherfield Park But one day, as she's on her way to Netherfield park(Mr. Bingley residence).
  • 25. Jane is caught in the rain and becomes ill which forces her to stay at Mr. Bingley Home while's she recuperates.
  • 26. Elizabeth learns her sister's illness which prompts her to take a long and gruelling hike to Netherfield Park.
  • 27. The hike takes her through several fields which wet and muddy after the recent rain, ruin her garments.
  • 29. Jane recovers, and both she and Elizabeth return to Longbourn.
  • 30. -Mr. Colins whose in line to inherit the house. - Proposes to Elizabeth He is the distant cousin of Mr Bennet
  • 31. -all the Bennet's siblings become friendly with a group of military men stationed nearby.
  • 32. Elizabeth is quite taken by one of the soldiers George Wickham warns her to be wary of Mr. Darcy
  • 33. As winter arrives, Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy return to London
  • 34. Around the same time, - Mr. Collins has become engaged to a local girl - friend of Elizabeth's, Charlotte Lucas.
  • 35. - Charlotte plainly admits to that she does not love Mr. Collins -she's only marrying the for financial reasons -secure a home for herself.
  • 36. -The marriage of convenience does come to pass. -With winter well underway and most of the men gone -Bennet siblings remain single, much to their mother's chagrin.
  • 37. Spring comes, and Elizabeth visits Charlotte -who claims to be well - happy with her choice of a loveless but financially secured marriage. -Charlotte now lives near the home of mr. Collins Patron.
  • 38. -Lady Catherine De Borough -Mr. Darcy's aunt. -Elizabeth Mr. Darcy meet by chance, and he surprises her by proposing in marriage,
  • 39. -she refuses -he's so arrogant and not a very nice person to be around -he wronged Wickham by preventing him from receiving his due inheritance.
  • 40. - Mr. Darcy writes a letter of explanation -Wickham is a pathological liar - he grudge on Wickham's part stems from the fact that Mr. Darcy prohibited his younger sister, Georgiana, from getting close to Wickham. This letter changes Elizabeth's view on Mr. Darcy but she's still not fully convinced about him.
  • 41. -plan to visit - Pemberley the Darcys' estate in northern England, first making sure that Mr. Darcy will not be there Pemberley is the fictional country estate owned by Fitzwilliam Darcy
  • 42. A letter from home, speaks that one of the Bennet's siblings Lydia, having disappeared with Wickham, which becomes an urgent matter.
  • 43. - Wickham will marry Lydia, with one condition: He must get an annual income for the marriage. -This is agreed upon it transpires that the provider of such alimony is non other than Mr. Darcy.
  • 44. -Mr. Bingley return to Netherfield to rekindle his relationship with Jane. Mr. Bingley and Jane get married.
  • 45. Lady Catherine, comes to Longbourn after learning that Mr. Darcy, is planning to marry Elizabeth. Lady Catherine corners Elizabeth and demands her not to accept Mr. Darcy's proposal.
  • 46. The story ends with Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth going for a walk together. He confesses that his feelings towards her have not changed since his earlier proposal. This time, Elizabeth accepts him in marriage.

Editor's Notes

  1. Chargin- pagsunod
  2. Grudge- sama ng loob
  3. provider of much alimony- tagapagbigay ng maraming sustento