When reading Chapters 4 to 7, I noticed that the way the characters interact shows real-life social problems. Darcy’s pride comes from his high social status, and Elizabeth’s dislike of him reminds me how, even today, we often judge people by their background or money. This made me think that we shouldn’t judge others based only on how they look or their social position.
Also, the growing relationship between Jane and Bingley, and Charlotte’s practical view of marriage, made me realize that money still matters in relationships today. Even though we talk about love and freedom in marriage now, financial issues are still important, and this is something that I and my friends think about too.
I admire Elizabeth because she wants a relationship based on honesty and equality, instead of marrying just because society expects it. This makes me reflect on whether I can also stay true to my own beliefs and not let social pressures change my choices.
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