AUSTEN'S WORLD Like a well crafted chair or couch, a novel is put together so that its supports are strong, its language comfortable and its print exciting. Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice, is no exception. The characters are lively and their interactions complicated and intriguing. Though the end is harmonious, the road there is not. Multiple twists, turns, disagreements, ill opinions and reconciliations mark the way to joyous conclusions. Miss Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy …showed first 75 words of 1064 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1064 total…rashly perpetrated acts. Austen's harmonious ending is a moral to all to act wisely and surprise others with good humor. For, in the end, all will be rewarded. ".. it was her business to be satisfied--and certainly to be happy; and it followed that all was soon right again" (212). Through forgiveness and the willingness to alleviate prejudices, it is possible to overcome misjudgments and the mistakes of others to enjoy to goodness and kindness of everyone.