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Pride and Prejudice
By: Lauren Gagnebin
Pride and Prejudice has many ways to make you laugh, but at the same time this novel makes you think. The character that I thought caused the most thoughtful laughter was Miss Bingley and her admiration of Mr. Darcy. When she was first introduced into the story she thought she was so much better than the families in the area, but it was at the second dance that she made her feelings known to Mr. Darcy, who by this time already had his eye on Elizabeth. ¡° I was never more annoyed! The insipidity and yet the noise; the nothingness and yet the self-importance of all these people!¡± (19)*. I laughed when I thought of Miss Bingley¡¯s family and how they started out as working class people, they were just more successful at it than most. Miss Bingley makes many personal attacks on Elizabeth¡¯s character, most of which are disregarded by Mr. Darcy. Elizabeth walking to......
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