Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen easy summary

 Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen easy summary

Text From Majharul Islam

I welcome all of you to my YouTube channel Department of English today, I would like to share with you Pride and Prejudice written by Jane Austen. So let's get start. You know that this is an 18th and 19th-century novel. So let's get started. Pride and Prejudice is a famous novel of powerful women writer Jane Austin. Money, loves, marriage, social status, and worldly success are the main theme of this novel. In the novel we see Mr. And Mrs. Bennet leave in the village of longbourn. With is situated in the country of heart for cheers. They have five daughters Jane Elizabeth Mary Catherine and Lydia. Zane is the eldest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Bennet. She's a very simple girl. She has a friendly often and cordial mind. By Nature She is sweet and gentle she's free from malice and duplicity. She's not a haughty girl. She doesn't think deeply about her life. She takes everything easily. She loves Bingley the handsome hero and well-established man. Bingley also loves her. They are sincerely in love with each other. By nature, both of them are sweet, gentle and easy-going. Elizabeth is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. She's the dominating Family character. She loves Darcy the gets married at the beginning of the noble. Darcy is seen as a haughty man. He tries to avoid Elizabeth, but Elizabeth’s personality attracts him gradually.

Elizabeth and Darcy begins with prejudices and gradually move towards understanding. Elizabeth is prejudiced against Darcy at first. But with the passage of time har Prejudice finally melts away. Mary is the third daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Bennet. Actually, She is studious. Being interested in books, she is somewhat unsocial. Thus she is quite unlike Catherine and Lydia. She is fond of playing the piano. She has a touch of vanity. Indeed, she has a strange personality. Catherine is the fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. She is a stupid girl and she is excessively interested in the officers of the armed force near the town of Meryton. She always looks out for an officer with whom she can gossip and become acquainted. Lydia is the youngest or fifth daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Bennet. She too is interested in the officers of the armed Force like her sister Catherine. She is a selfish girl and brings shame to her family. She convinces Mr. Wickham very tactfully. She falls in love, Mr. Wickham. Mr. Wickham marries her ultimately because of the influence of Lydia love, marriage, emotion, worldly success, vanity are the major themes in Pride and Prejudice.

Charlotte and Mr. Collins at the first to get married in the course of the novel. Mr. Collins has a good house and a very handsome income. So Charlotte accepts him because of economic solvency. She does not think of love. After marriage, she never finds real happiness in life. The marriage between Lydia and Wickham is very complex. Mutual understanding is totally absent in their conjugal life. Lydia is fascinated by the external glamour of Wickham's personality and the surface excellence of his behavior. The noble indeed highlights the adverse effect of ill-matched marriage on the emotional development of the children. The five daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet are different from each other. Elizabeth may be regarded as the heroine of the noble. She is the most sensible and intelligent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. She has a talent for witty and remarks. She immediately marries Mr. Darcy whom she initially dislikes. Mr. Bennet is a man of excellent personality.

 But Mrs. Bennet is the opposite of him. She's very anxious about her daughter's marriage. She is not a woman of high thought. She desires that Bingley will marry her any daughters. Marriage of the five daughters is the prime concern of Mr. Bennet. Mrs. Bennet likes Fame and Glory. She prefers solvent young man for her daughters.

 She wants to get married to her second daughter Elizabeth with Mr. Collins because he is well-dressed rich man. Mr. Bennet does not want to do so. The title Pride and Prejudice is appropriate and suggestive for the words, Pride and Prejudice indicate the leading characteristics of the two principal characters, Darcy and Elizabeth of the book, at the outward level Darcy, personifies Pride.