Directions : answer the questions posed and provide textual…

Question Answered step-by-step Directions : answer the questions posed and provide textual… Directions: answer the questions posed and provide textual evidence (with page numbers) to support your claim(s). 1.) Describe Mr. Bennett and his role as a father and husband. Do you consider him to be sardonic and passive or actively engaged in the happenings of his children’s lives? How is he as a husband? 2.) Which of the characters throughout the text embraces the quality of humility and charity? Explain your response. 3) Which of male characters is most sympathetic to you and why? Explain your response. 4.) Which characters are guilty of violating strict Regency etiquette? Explain and describe the motivations and circumstances of the character(s). Provide textual evidence that proves which characters are guilty of “crimes” which violate the social codes of the era.  5.)  How is the famous opening line of the novel significant? In what way(s) is it an ironic and/or misleading statement after having read the work in its entirety? 6.) What value or dominant character trait does each of the five Bennett daughters represent or embody? Consider the roles of Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, and Lydia within their respective society. How might such characters be portrayed today?  7.)  Consider the functionality of such “minor” characters as Wickham, Lady Catherine, Mr. Collins, Charlotte Lucas, Miss Bingley, Georgiana Darcy, etc. Why are they necessary and how might the work be different without them? 8.) How does Austen criticize the society in which her characters live? Which of her characters openly object to or violate its conventions? How and when do they do it, and what is the result? Living in today’s world, would Austen’s characters still encounter the same problems?  Arts & Humanities English ENGLISH 103 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)