The articles will give you a conext for a deeper understanding of Austen’s work. Your Summer Assignment: As you read, mark (bookmark, sticky notes) scenes that strike you as particularly humorous/funny (remember, the humour is British—dry and witty). When you finish the novel, select five such scenes and write a dialect journal entry for each...
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When you finish the novel, select five such scenes and write a dialect journal entry for each. The targeted dialect journal is familiar to you; the template for it is given here, or you may access it on the school website, under Summer Reading 2008. Due 8/25/08. Satiric Scene Journal for Pride and Prejudice Paraphrase selected scene (Chapter #) Journal Response (Focus on why you find the scene funny 1...
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Pride And Prejudice It would probably be a good idea if Mr. Bennet and Mrs. Bennet separate, because they do not show any kind of love nor do are they happy with each other, and I do not think they love each other because they do not show any kind of love nor do they act like it...	2 / 454
Pride And Prejudice It would probably be a good idea if Mr. Bennet and Mrs. Bennet separate, because they do not show any kind of love nor do are they happy with each other, and I do not think they love each other because they do not show any kind of love nor do they act like it...	2 / 454
Pride And Prejudice Although a marriage brought about by love was very uncommon at this time, Jane Austen believed it was the only true reason. Elizabeth Bennet was Jane Austen's "mouthpiece" regarding this...	2 / 433
Pride and Prejudice characters Mr. Darcy: "his having ten thousand a year" "fine, tall, handsome creature" "much handsomer than Bingley ?was looked with great admiration" "he is the proudest, most disagreeable man in the world" At first he did not pay so much attention to Elizabeth ? Prejudice: Eli Mrs...	1 / 230