Pride and Prejudice

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The story revolves around Elizabeth Bennet, whose sharp wit and independence shine as she navigates her initial disdain for the aloof Fitzwilliam Darcy. Their relationship is complicated by Darcy's interference in her sister Jane's romance with Bingley, fueling Elizabeth's determination to dislike him. Through a delightful comedy of manners, Jane Austen explores themes of misjudgment and societal norms, vividly capturing the intricacies of friendships, gossip, and class dynamics in provincial life.