Think about the novel or short story you read for Module Five. What does the resolution tell you about the future of the protagonist? Cite quotations and page numbers from your novel or short story that support your ideas.

The novel cited below is Jane Austen's "pride and prejudice".

Explanation:

The protagonist of "Pride and Prejudice" is called Elizabeth Bennet and she is a girl who lives in a very prejudiced society with girls who have not yet married. Elizabeth is not yet married and will find it difficult to find a husband since her social status is low and her family has no influence.

Elisabeth even received some proposal of marriage, but as she said "I confess that none of this enchants me. I prefer a book infinitely," since her cousin, who proposed to her, was not the object of her interest.

This type of narrative makes the reader think that she will end up without getting a marriage that pleases her and that is advantageous for her family.

She knows Mr. Darcy, who is a rich man, but very introverted, proud and proud, as he describes himself: "There are many defects, but none of understanding, I hope. As for my temperament, I do not answer for him. It is, I believe, a little too harsh… for the convenience of people. vindictive. My opinion, once lost, is lost forever. "

Elisabeth does not support him because of all his intentions, but over time, he shows a change in behavior that turns him into a very kind man who is totally in love with her.

At the end of the book, they get engaged and the narrative makes us believe that Elisabeth will be very happy, because she managed to find someone who really cheered her heart and who loves her ardently, as he says "In vain I have been fighting with myself; nothing My feelings cannot be suppressed and I need you to allow me to tell you that I admire and love you very much. "

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