Pride And Prjudice

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images, and motifs. Austen used one important motif that was characters speaking too much or too little which provide strong set of arguments that characters encounter throughout the development of the story. The story discussed the motifs of courtship that reflected love and marriage ideologies of the dominant male society portraying how quite and sensible a women should be. The speaking too much or too little for some characters helped in reveal the inner thoughts of characters.

In the story, most of the characters introduce long monologues to the audiences reflecting author's narrative techniques that she implied throughout the story. Most of these long monologues are about the characters inner feelings or events that happened in the past. In the story, when Mrs. Bennet talks or speaks, it's revealed that she is extremely shallow, greedy and seeking rich bachelors for her daughters. When Mrs. Bennet goes off into a long monologue about Lydia leaving her, she reflects a ...

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