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Pride and Prejudice

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Jane Austen novel satirically discussed in terms of its portrayal of wealthy romantic heroes creating unrealistic standards

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"why is it that all romance books in the 1810s have to be all about the rich, tall wealthy estate owner? How am I, a lowly blacksmith of no significant considerable wealth, estate or family name supposed to compete with this shit. Yeah, must be nice for Mr Darcy, being tall, rich and handsome."
just read pride and prejudice, what the fuck? · u/Training-End-9885 · ↑889 · 2025-05-14
"It was mostly a collection of the same handful of classics with different aesthetic covers, scattered around the store. I counted four different versions of Meditations, for example, and probably six or seven versions of Pride and Prejudice."
I went to a Barnes & Noble for the first time since like 2018 last night · u/FortAmolSkeleton · ↑144 · 2025-12-11
"The other Pride and Prejudice thread got me thinking"
Anna and Dasha · u/tonySopranoKibbeType · ↑61 · 2025-07-29
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