Pride and Prejudice: Which pair of lovers is the representative of a traditional and beautiful marriage?

Jane Bennett, the eldest daughter of the middle-class Bennett family, had a beautiful appearance and a kind heart, and was the lover of the public at that time.

She fell in love with the handsome nobleman Bentley when she first met him at a dance. Gentle Bentley fell in love with Jane the first time he saw her. They are typical of love at first sight.

They not only combine all the traditional virtues, but also their marriage between a lady and a gentleman is desirable and happy. But their combination is different from the usual story of "love at first sight".

The author made them fall in love at first sight through various hardships: the traditional female moral education made Jane hide her deep love for Bentley in her heart, which invisibly led to some misunderstandings between them.

As Charlotte said, "But sometimes it's not good to hide your feelings. If a woman hides her feelings from her lover in this way, she has little chance to please him. Even if she fooled the whole world, there will be no comfort in the ending. "

And Bentley is also "too passive", not brave enough, soft-hearted, and easy to listen to other people's statements. Jane and Bingley really match each other in this respect. Coupled with the class problems that the two could not overcome at that time, this relationship could not bear fruit from the beginning.

But love will not be consumed by difficulties and time. Their love for each other, with the help of considerate Mr. elizabeth bennet and Mr. Darcy, is finally closely linked and inseparable.

The author carefully arranges the whole book: firstly, through misunderstanding and pain, the feelings of two people have changed from the initial appearance of love to the inseparable combination of souls after experiencing the torture of reality, making their love deeper than love at first sight.

The feelings of the two people also wavered from the beginning to the last perseverance. At the same time, allowing such a couple with great class differences to get married reflects to some extent that the great changes in productivity during the British industrial revolution have begun to affect the cultural level of society.

In Pride and Prejudice, Bentley and Jane are the representatives of the traditional beautiful marriage.