with my best friend
good song (Y)

but honestly?
LOL. ash is gonna ask bridgit out.
so SNAP and there we go again...

are you listeninggggg?
are you listeninggg?
as the days...

In Pride and Prejudice, Austen invites the reader to examine a number of marriages and forthcoming marriages. From your reading, what do you think she regards as the elements of an ideal marriage? Refer to at least three marriages.

Jane Austen’s novel, Pride and Prejudice, delves deep into which elements produce an ideal marriage through the examination of several marriages, focussing in particular on one family; the Bennetts. Pride and Prejudice gives the reader examples of both ideal and completely unsuitable marriages, according to her ideals. Austen’s idea of a perfect marriage has three main characteristics: love, sustainability through income and a knowledge of one another’s faults, as well as a respect for them. Elizabeth Bennett, Austen’s heroine, finds all of these in her marriage with Darcy; many marriages throughout the novel, however, are lacking in at least one of these ideals.

Austen regards love as one of the main elements crucial to an ideal marriage; she does, however, acknowledge that a satisfactory marriage can be made without the presence of love. Elizabeth refuses Mr Collin’s proposal on the basis that she does not love him –insert refusal quote here- and then again, she refuses Mr Darcy on the same foundation- insert quote here. When she finally accepts Mr Darcy, it is for the most part due to the fact that she has come to love him after realising and accepting his faults. Charlotte Lucas, however, has far less romantic ideals in finding a husband, asking only ‘a comfortable home’. She does not seek love in matrimony, and is convinced that her ‘chance of happiness with him [Mr. Collins] is as fair as most people can boast on entering on the marriage state’..

can somebody PLEASE HELP ME.
this is pure waffle, absolute crap.
i neeed help :(

xx