Jane Austen's Humor In Pride And Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen’s Humor in Writing There are books out there that make people laugh out loud, cry, awe at the cute moments, make heads go crazy with detail and imagination. But there are few books that do all of those things in a single story. Pride and Prejudice along with many other of Jane Austen’s books contain such various emotions to surface with in her writing. Most pronounced is Austen’s humor both as an individuele and as a writer. As a writer with a wit, humor, and loves of her own she easily applied her own little life within her stories and character’s lives as well. Pride and Prejudice is one of many stories by Jane Austen that profoundly shows Jane's spectacular writing style of light, dry humor. Jane Austen was born on December 16,1775, in Steventon Hampshire. She grew up with her father, the reverend of Steventon, six brothers and little sister Cassandra. At an early age Jane loved to read and as her love grew so did her family’s support. At the age of 12, Jane had already written a book, but it wasn’t excepted for publishing. Later, her family moved to Bath, there Austen expanded …show more content…
Two out them all are widely known around the globe, Sense and Sensibility, and Pride and Prejudice, are both dearly loved. Pride and Prejudice is about a young woman and her family in the 1900s or so. 5 girls brought up at home, all out in world, and on the search for suiters. Then when a prideful man meets a prejudice woman, their worlds come together slowly drawing them closer to each other, to fall in love. As their love story developes into stronger and stronger bond, so does the mood of the story. Along with Lizzy, Elizabeth, your heart warms to Mr. Darcey, falling in love with him as a character right along side Lizzy. This book happens to be one of Austen’s books where she took her actual love story and turned it into one of the most beloved stories for her time and times to