Yesenia Guzman Vazquez Id:22669

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

The movie is based on the novel with the same name by Jane Austen, is about a
many years ago like 1800´s, one of my favorites parts of the movie was when Mr.
Mr Darcy was of a higher socioeconomic level than Lizzie and her family, also he
was very handsome, I think that was an advantage for one of the sisters to want to
marry him.

The sisters' mother wanted her eldest daughters to get married as soon as
possible, since they were between 26 and 30 years old and at that time, being old
and not being married was frowned upon. The eldest, Jane, was going to get
married but Due to the intensity of the mother, sadness will not happen soon, that
is how I see it. Darcy touch the Lizzie´s hand because that means flirt or something
like that.

In my opinion, I would change if there was more interaction between Mr. Darcy and
Lizzie since I didn't feel that they had so many moments together, only until the
end. From the movie, I liked that Lizzie rejected him the first time since it wouldn't
make sense in my opinion for her to accept him when she always wanted to marry
someone she truly loved.
I think the movie is very well adapted, but in conclusion I don't like the plot or the
story so much, since to my taste, it happens very quickly.

In general, I like the theme that deals with pride and prejudice since it gives me
somewhat bad attitudes or values, I like how they overcome it in the story, they
both overcome those obstacles and can have their romantic relationship.
I also liked that Jane, the older sister, did get married despite everything since she
truly loved him, and he could see that, and they managed to get married. Another
thing that I liked was that thanks to the influence of Mr. Darcy, the youngest of the
Bennet sisters did marry the man she ran away from home with.
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If something changed it would also be the mother's attitude since she was
somewhat intense and annoying, which I think was also a disadvantage for them
wanting to marry their daughters.