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【正文】 e gets married because the temptation of the materials, like Charlotte, however, some insist on getting married to the person that is really their love, just like fort makes us happy sometimes, however, it won’t last the things are empty in need something that can fort our spirits not just our has his own has prejudice against before she knows the person well, while is too proud at one is perfect, but we can overe those shortings as possible as we can, no matter what the result munication with people is not an easy thing and understanding others may be more , if we try our best to do it well, throwing away all our pride and prejudice, and be a new person to fight for a good future.。s Cecilia。two bad guys obstructed Darcy and Elizabeth39。but there were feelings besides those of the heart to be detailed。我沒有權利將自己的愛情觀、價值觀、人生觀強加給任何人，任何人都沒有，如果他們是出于本意的，就如出生那樣，赤裸裸地、坦誠的去追逐這些，是無可非議的，并且值得尊重，畢竟人各有志；但是那些耍些伎倆、損人利己之人、卑鄙之人、非出于真心想法和做法的人，我們絕對可以用以傲慢和偏見來看他們。當時的西方社會，貴族社會和底層平民有嚴重的區(qū)別，社會階級化明顯。簡文章在此之后并沒有再過多的描寫達西的姑姑，因為這個人物的出現只不過是為了表達伊麗莎白對達西的愛意。達西說，這是他們愛的差距。兩個人是在相互了解中，慢慢消除對彼此的傲慢與偏見，終于不為階級世俗所束縛。達西先生給人的感覺是冷漠，難以靠近。伊麗莎白的父親有財產，但是她的父親沒有兒子，根據當時英國的法律，女性是不能夠繼承財產的，只能由親屬之中的男性來繼承。第一篇：傲慢與偏見讀后感《傲慢與偏見》簡班納特和莊園地主的兒子達西的故事，小說圍繞兩個人的愛情故事展開，但是卻描寫了英國當時很多不合理的社會現象，兩人的愛情故事看來是個喜劇，但實際上我認為卻是社會的悲劇。班納特認識了彬格萊先生，伊麗莎白認識了彬格萊的好朋友達西先生。伊麗莎白和達西的愛情并不是像其他小說那樣，一見鐘情，攜手白頭。達西認為珍和彬格萊并不適合，不是因為兩人的家庭差距，而是珍并沒有那么愛著彬格萊。為此，她特意找到伊麗莎白，但是伊麗莎白堅持自己的意見，“達西先生并沒有向我求婚，但是我不能答應你拒絕他的求婚”，達西的姑姑聽到這句話憤憤離去。她心中的騎士沒有辜她的心意，日出月落，所有的傲慢與偏見都煙消云散，這就是最美好也是最現實的愛情。小說中，每個人都用他們的方式來詮釋自己的愛情觀、價值觀、人生觀。當然，有些人并不是天生的，所謂近朱者赤，近墨者黑，當然也有出淤泥而不染，濯清漣而不妖。and the avowal of all that he felt, and had long felt for her, immediately spoke well。she did not accept that kind of marriage, Darcy, a rich man proposed to her, she she did not like was had prejudice with , the pride and prejudice。s novels and one of the first “romantic edies” in the history of the Austen, English novelist whose realism, biting social mentary and masterful use of free indirect speech, burlesque and irony have earned her a place as one of the most widelyread and bestloved writers in British manuscript was first written between 1796 and 1797, initially called First Impressions, but was never published under that title of the book is taken from a sentence in Fanny Burn
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