Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice is a classic novel by Jane Austen. It reveals the pride and prejudice in United Kingdom society in the 19th century with its unique satire and humor. This work is not only a love novel, but also a profound social commentary. Arrogance is an attitude of overconfidence and despising others. In this novel, Mr Darcy is the representative of arrogance. He was born aristocratic, rich and powerful, but his arrogance made a bad impression on Elizabethtown when he first met her. As the story progresses, however, Mr Darcy gradually reveals a different side of him, his arrogance replaced by his kindness and responsibility. Prejudice is a biased view of things and an unwillingness to accept facts and truth. Elizabethtown is a symbol of prejudice. She was prejudiced against Mr Darcy at first, because his arrogant behaviour displeased her. However, when she learns the truth about Mr Darcy, her prejudices fade and she begins to appreciate his qualities. Jane Austen through this work, let us see the double influence of pride and prejudice. She reveals how social status, wealth and appearance influence people's judgments, while also reminding us to overcome prejudices and treat others fairly and rationally. This novel is not only a love novel, but also a profound discussion about human nature, society and morality.