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I just finished reading pride and prejudice by jane austen. For my final major project lire, I to write an article and make a presentation on a topic of my choice. I'm low on ideas that have any substance to them … ideas? I would appreciate help. Here are some ideas that I have … – Social class and how it affects marriage and actions – First impressions and how they are modified over time (Trivia: first impressions is the original title of the novel!) – The bonds of family and how they impact on marriage – how the lure of money Thank you in advance emotions change! Accuracy: I do not ask for anyone to write my essay or make my project. I do not ask for a thesis statement. Before you say I am cheating and should make my own homework, let me say that you ask to throw ideas around on the internet is no different than discussing it with friends, family, classmates.

I think the idea of social class might be the best. Pride & Prejudice revolves around the struggle of classes and marriage so that it would be easy to find information appropriate for your paper.

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