Chimeric Conventiality

tor Jan Fergus averred, Austen in many of her novels shows the kind of love where auspicious aesthetic appearances and charisma appear much more important than traditional love (Fergus 63). Elizabeth's initial affinity for Wickham pertains to his physical attributes, corroborating the triviality of the relationships Austen fashioned. Regardless, while both the protagonist Elizabeth and her eventual mate Fitzwil
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