Justine Laplante
Summer Reading
Period 5
1 March 2016
Every piece of literature has a theme to it. It could be meaningful, sad or heroic. The novels Frankenstein(Shelley) and Pride and Prejudice(Austen) are no exception. In both novels, there is the mutual theme of pride and prejudice. Combining both themes together both novels make the main heroine/hero have so much pride in themselves that they use prejudice, coloring up their judgments and previous actions. Throwing this in the midst of the novel, we can see how much the character believes in their reputation and their place in society.
Pride and Prejudice, is a story of the five unmarried Bennet sisters, as the rich single Mr. Bingly and egotistic Mr. Darcy move into
Summer Reading
Period 5
1 March 2016
Every piece of literature has a theme to it. It could be meaningful, sad or heroic. The novels Frankenstein(Shelley) and Pride and Prejudice(Austen) are no exception. In both novels, there is the mutual theme of pride and prejudice. Combining both themes together both novels make the main heroine/hero have so much pride in themselves that they use prejudice, coloring up their judgments and previous actions. Throwing this in the midst of the novel, we can see how much the character believes in their reputation and their place in society.
Pride and Prejudice, is a story of the five unmarried Bennet sisters, as the rich single Mr. Bingly and egotistic Mr. Darcy move into