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and the setting. And I love the romance and t

lassic. Have you read any other books by Char

be a bit darker and more difficult to read than Jane Eyre, but still very good. I haven't read The Professor yet, but I'

hor can be just as great, or even better, than their more famous works. It's always

for hours about books. "I agree," she say

s a very intense book, but I love the characters and the setting. It's so different from Jane Eyre, and I

ind of book, but still so compelling. I love the relationship between Cat

dictions. On the one hand, they have this deep connection and understanding of each other, but o

at example of how love can be both beautiful and destructive. What about the othe

y vengeful and destructive. I think his relationship with Isabella is a great example of how he can be manipulative and selfish. As for Nelly Dean, I t

great observer of the events of the story. She provides a lot of context and insight into the other characters. Without her,

I think she often gets overlooked because she's not as flashy or dramatic as so

t want to take up all of our time on one book. What about another classic novel, li

and Mr. Darcy is so brooding and mysterious. I love the way their relationship develops over the cours

t. Each character feels so real and fully formed, and their relationships are so rich and complex. It's

. Collins is so comically ridiculous, but also kind of pitiful. It's like Jane Austen created a whole cast of memorable characters, a

ure so well, and she was able to capture all the nuances of personality and relationships. She really brings her

Elinor is so level-headed and practical, while Marianne is so impulsive and emotional. It's a really interesting study

ll done, and I love how the plot is so unpredictable. I never know what's going to happen next. They

hatting with a particular friend she made online named Marie. In her she found an exciting friend