The tone of the novel is light, satirical, and incorporates aspects of humour, especially evident in Elizabeth’s dialogue. In the opening sentence of the book, it begins …show more content…
This novel has opened many eyes to the harsh reality of female oppression though Jane Austen’s author perspective, and it is crazy to think that this was a reality for women in their society just over 200 years ago. Along with the insight to the history of female oppression, this book has also given readers an insight to the history and a gauge of what everyday life would have been like at the time the book was written. The characters within the book and the use of the sophisticated language allows us to get a deeper understanding of the story. Since then, the popularity of Pride and Prejudice has risen and spread on a global scale and still continues to fascinate readers with the complex message within the storyline. It captures a precious snapshot of history, and it is a must read for every young Australian if they are up for a bit of satirical humour that mocks some of the deluded members of