Mansfield Manor
Northanger Abbey Intellectual and Emotional Pride and Prejudice Persuasion Six books make up the life of Jane Austen
. It is a pity that I have only read the last two books, which can be regarded as relatively mature works in the late period. When I watched Becoming Jane, I found that this woman was writing a book based on herself. It was true and false, false and true. It was not sad, but it was definitely not festive. Can the two worlds really be separated? Is it the human life that brews the novel, or is the novel brewing the human life? Prudie was at the end of the crosswalk, wondering what Jane would do. Pulling herself back from the brink of losing control, what she wanted to persuade was actually herself. Too deep into the play. Grigg seems to be one of the most spectators. Will not stubbornly act according to the book, free and easy. No rules, no fear. I like this authentic self. Is not general incivility the very essence of love? Maybe not.
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