Pride And Prejudice Reflection

Generally, I have noticed that most of the books revolve around characters’ discovery of themselves and their identity for both children novels and adult literature. For example, books like “Lord of the Faces,” “The Truman Show,” “When Breathe Becomes Air,” “A Wrinkle in Time” and “Room” to illustrate a few. Some books’ central messages are also contained in the lessons of life where it imparts positive messages such as no isolation, being inclusive, and love, mainly, the “feel-good” novels. Another point to a protagonist who feels different from others and struggled to conform to expectations from society, whether to be rebels or try to fit in, in the face of vast opposition from their community. In detail, “Pride and Prejudice” best illustrate

It is a different read because it conceptualizes the story from the material world, how the inorganic objects absorb and engages us (humans) in their feelings and thoughts albeit not being able to articulate it into words. Thereby, illustrating the story from the objects point of view. These things witness the inner works of man, even knowing more than their fellow. I am drawn to the idea that objects are observing human lives and that they could see through us. How people pretend things are going well or there is nothing wrong when there clearly is something amiss. Considering things from this angle is intriguing and creepy at the same time because an object may know more about me innately and my world than I do. Essentially, it shows how a piece of the object can comprehend the interaction between the owner (of the object) and the object or someone else more clearly than the owner. It is true when they say the third-party observes

This caught me by surprise as I trusted such books to impart only values like kindness, respect, and compassion through the stories directly. But, they took on a reverse approach that portrays the reality and how the characters overcame them through being inclusive, kind, and how love triumphs. For instance, “The Short Giraffe” tells a story of a short giraffe, Jerry, taking pictures with the other taller giraffes and the photos turned out not showing Jerry. They tried several ways and finally thought of making the taller giraffes bend down and eventually got Jerry’s face in the photo. Such a simple plot could mean nothing to a child but it speaks about being encompassing, persistence, and seeing things from another approach. Thus, it requires more thinking beneath the surface for children to understand the message the book is conveying. Besides, I think this approach does the opposite by revealing the nasty realm too early to children. While this may be true, the value of exposing them early to the reality gives them a contact point to hear different stories and from someone else’s life. Hence, showing the diversity and this could make children become more open-minded. In adult novels, the style was direct through its expression. In particular, displaying the hypocrisy, conflicts, and struggles among the