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Theme of Marriage in Pride and Prejudice - pptx1
Theme of Marriage in Pride and Prejudice - pptx1
Still, their marriage is timidly weak. Bingley is too weak-willed that in spite of loving
Jane deeply, he does not take any initiative. Their temperamental harmony lacks the
strengthening support of intellectual understanding and maturity.
“Still they will be happy because Bingley is too good to offend consciously and Jane
is too good not to forgive even any offense.”
• Elizabeth and Darcy begin with prejudices and gradually move towards
understanding. Elizabeth helps Darcy to shed his pride and be really the
gentleman. Darcy in turn acts nobly and generously to win her love. Mutual
affection and regards developed between them that form the basis of a sound
marriage.
“It was a union that must have been to the advantage of both”
• Elizabeth has to assure that she loves and respects Darcy. Love and respect count
most in a marital union, and having secured both, Elizabeth does not make any
false or exaggerated statement when she says half-mockingly:
“It is settled between us already that we are to be the happiest couple in the
world.”
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