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and a sister, her fathers pupils, and visiting neighbors swirled around her....All the while, she was watching, listening, and thinking about the world around her," a world that possessed many
different "ordinary" people and a novel which clearly speaks of the weaknesses and strengths of those people (Anonymous Jane Austens Pride and Prejudice fcpopup.html). Many of those strengths and weaknesses
come to us through the examination of the title words, pride and prejudice. In the following paper we examine those two themes, while also illustrating how Austen utilized words and
language in getting these themes across. Pride Despite the fact that pride and prejudice go hand in hand in this novel, we discuss the two separately. We
note, in the beginning of the novel, that pride plays an enormous role in this story. We see that pride is perhaps the root, or the foundation, for all prejudice
as well, for with their pride the characters make judgments and assumptions and thus find themselves prejudiced about one thing or another. One author introduces us to the theme
of pride in the following: "As said in the words of Mary at the beginning of the novel, human nature is particularly prone to [pride] (Volume I, Chapter 5)" (Anonymous
ClassicNote on Pride and Prejudice a.php?a=n001001182). In this we are given a subtle, yet very powerful, foundation for the unfolding story. Through an understanding of the truth in the fact
that all "ordinary" people possess such pride Austen is able to take us into the minds and hearts of these people and give us a very powerful understanding of the
pride. There are many different types of pride and levels of pride within the story. For example, Darcy is perhaps the most obviously proud man and he is proud
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