Request: The relationship between characters in Emma.

Emma of Jane Austen (1816) (1775-1817).

Emma is an influential novel by Jane Austen, written in 18 15, and it is the most mature one among Austen's works. Emma, the hero of the novel, is a beautiful and clever landlord who likes to match people. Bored, she put Harriet, the orphan daughter in the neighborhood, under her protection and arranged her love subjectively. Harriet easily fell in love with the suitors Emma chose for her again and again. Finally, with Emma's irresponsible encouragement, she thought she was "in love" with Mr. Knightley, the largest local landlord and local official. At this time, Emma suddenly found herself in love with Mr. Knightley, and finally both of them found their match. In his novels, the author associates love and marriage with property and social status. The book is also interspersed with a beautiful and elegant love story between Jane Fairfax and Frank Churchill, the stepson of Emma's tutor Miss Taylor. The realistic elements of the novel increase, the dramatic elements decrease, the structure is exquisite and ingenious, and the comic atmosphere permeates the book, which is full of interest.

Perhaps in terms of comic effect, no novel can make Emma in Austin look like a fool. This is a unique work of genius. The style of the work is unpretentious, but at the same time it doesn't scratch the reader's heart properly. With her meticulous and sensitive wisdom, uncompromising attitude, self-confident moral consciousness and reckless courage, the author praised the truth, goodness and beauty in her works in a romantic way, and lashed the falsehood and evil, which undoubtedly touched her contemporaries, who are not without similarities with the characters in her works.

Evaluation writing

Two important heroes and heroines in Emma are Emma and Mr Knightley. Both of them help others in their own way on many occasions. The way Emma matches women is ridiculous, even ridiculous. She tries her best to find a spouse with a higher social status for a woman with a lower status, often in the dark. The result was just the opposite of her wish, and many unexpected jokes were made. We may think that the author's treatment in this way is precisely to guide readers to laugh at the bad habits prevalent in British society at that time. Mr Knightley helps others in another way. For example, at a ball, he saw that haret, whose social status was low, was despised. He stood up to defend her self-esteem, helped her through the embarrassing situation, and cracked down on the bad behavior of bullying and being afraid of bullying. He attached importance to the true love between haret and Martin commensurate with his status, and gave them appropriate help, giving them the opportunity to get married according to their own wishes. The author has always placed the role of Mr. Knightley in a position admired by readers, undoubtedly hoping to embody his social ideal through this character.

Writing characteristics

Emma has no thrilling plot or sensational description, but from his eloquent and intoxicating narrative, his enigmatic plot and his meticulous portrayal of characters' personalities and psychology, it seems that a beautiful and slightly exaggerated vivid picture is unfolded in front of readers. It seems that we can see the images and behaviors of the characters in the story, hear their conversations in various backgrounds, and feel the joys and sorrows of the characters. At that time, the variety of British society seemed to be experienced by readers themselves.

Author style

Austin (1775- 18 17), 19 century British woman writer who was the first to publish realistic novels. Born into a pastor's family in Steventon, a small English town, he received little formal education, but became a famous writer because of the influence of family literature. Her works mainly describe the family life of the middle class, the love and marriage of young men and women and their mentality, which are familiar to her in a narrow life circle. She has the artistic characteristics of meticulous observation, vivid characterization and sharp comments. He started writing at the age of 20 and has published six novels, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Garden, Emma, northanger abbey and Persuasion. Austin originally wrote against popular novels. Later, it reflected the daily life scene of the British rural middle class that was not impacted by the wave of capitalist industrial revolution at the end of 18 and the beginning of 2009, which swept away the vulgar atmosphere of novel creation at that time and played a connecting role in the history of British novel development. At the same time, Austin is recognized as an outstanding writer who describes female consciousness. Her novels Pride and Prejudice and Emma are the most popular among readers.

Austin, the author of this book, was born in Stevenson, Hampshire, England on 1775. His father was a rural teacher. She has not received much formal education, but she has dabbled in many books on her father's family studies and benefited a lot. /kloc-When she was 0/5 years old, she began to write short plays and essays to entertain her family. The novel completed at the age of 2/kloc-0 is already one of the best works in English literature.

Austen's novels are all love stories, but she never married. She died in 18 17, when she was less than 42.

Austin wrote all about his familiar life, mostly the life of the middle class in rural Scotland and its neighboring areas. The life circle she describes is very small, but her observation is meticulous, her thinking is wise and reasonable, and her task is vivid. Her writing is unpretentious; The plot is ingenious and intriguing. For more than a hundred years, readers all over the world have loved her works.

Excerpts from books

She stared thoughtfully at the crossword puzzle, grasped its meaning, reread it, read it back and forth, and understood it more deeply. Then she handed the paper to Harriet and sat down with a smile. Harriet looked at the paper in a daze and thought hard. Emma sat there thinking, "Good idea, Mr. Elton, good idea. I've read worse crossword puzzles. This is a good "proposal" hint. I give you high marks. This is exactly how you feel. This is equivalent to saying directly,' Miss Smith, please allow me to propose to you. Guess my mystery and intention at a glance. May those gentle eyes shine with approval. Harriet, yes. Soft, the word used to describe her eyes is really appropriate, and it is the most appropriate word among all attributives. Your quick mind will soon guess the word. Hum! Harriet has a quick mind! It's better this way. A man who describes her like this must be deeply in love with her. Ah! Mr. Knightley, I really hope you have the honor to know this; I think this will convince you. You have never admitted your mistake in your life, so you have to admit that you are wrong. This is really a great crossword puzzle! Hit the target. Now things have reached a climax. "

She had hoped to think deeply, but Harriet asked some puzzling questions, which should have interrupted her happy thinking.

"Miss Woodhouse, what is this word? What word is it? I can't think of anything. I have no idea. What could it be? Wood fucked Huei-fang. Guess what. Help me. I have never met a riddle more difficult to guess. Is it a' kingdom'? I don't know which friend wrote this-who is that young woman! Do you think this is a good riddle? The answer is' woman'? Women, lovely young women rule alone. Is it Neptune? Look at him, that's the king of the sea. Or trident? Or a mermaid? Or a shark? Ah, no! The word shark has only one syllable. The answer must be hidden deep, otherwise he won't send it. Ah! Miss Woodhouse, do you think we can guess? "

"Mermaids and sharks! Bullshit! My dear Harriet. What are you thinking about? What's the use if he sends a crossword puzzle written by a friend, which only contains mermaids and sharks? Give me the note. Listen carefully. (Part I, Chapter 9)

The novel Emma 2

Serial author: Sen Xun

Category: Japan and Korea

Accidental meeting brought a love affair, and with the passage of time, the distance between two hearts became closer. However, the reality before them-a wall called "class". /kloc-In Britain at the end of 0/9, the love story of maid and upper class met on the stage in London. Compared with Emma, who lives frugally, what a gorgeous stage William is on. Even though two people know that their feelings are not allowed, they are still attracted to each other and slowly accumulate time for each other. Then the appearance of the Indian royal family Hacham and the viscount's third daughter Eleanor also added a lot of color to the story between Emma and William. In this era of innovation. Emma and William's love story began without being bound by tradition and trying to overcome this difficulty. This film is adapted from Sen Xun's original comic book Emma (it has nothing to do with the famous British novelist Jane Austen's Emma, remember).

In fact, the plot does not focus on the love between the hero and heroine as cliché as imagined, but influences the fate with everything around it. Moreover, the author's skill in describing Victorian style is commendable.