《傲慢与偏见》读后感100字
After having reading it for the first time, I write down these words to reflect on this remarkable story.
Having seen the movie for twice, hardly ever had I get so much understanding about the thoughts and the affectations of the characters than reading the book for once. Books give me significantly more detailed information on the discription of the emotions and attitudes as well as subtle observations of the heros and heroines. I can't tell all about the enormous amount of affection that the author give to the characters, I'd like to be very brief for my own character understanding and expression of the work areactually limited and superficial.
The proud of Mr.Darcy are a chosen behavior for the dispise of the less appropriate manners and speeches that is thought from the state and experience of his own,but actually such manners maybe quite suitable and reasonable for the people in the country though Mrs Bennett and her younger daughters truly has some displeasure to others which caused by their innocence and less controlling temper. In such a proud mood,many really great connections and recognitions might be forbidden from his own life and his truly love to Elisabeth and the accusation from the same person gradually changed him.
The prejudice of miss Elizabeth Bennett is naturally formed by the her self impotence and bilief to only trust the very superficial appearance and obvious behavior with no regard to what actually a man may be beneath the the mask. Mr.Wickham, a actually selfish and indulged young man, repeated his former trick that he acted as a most valuable and considerate person while had no restraint on his intemperance,which brings large misery to the Bennetts and to himself too. Elisabeth will never have changed herprejudice against Mr.Darcy, had the shameful behavior that Lydia had performed since she was as innocent and unrestrained as her mother. Only through a long term of endeavors to get acquaintance to the people around him and his behind behavior, can aperson be at length confirmed and decided without easily thinking ill or right of.
As for Lady Catharine and Mrs Collins,their only wish a marry to be suitable for the estate and frame of both side may never leadto true love but satisfaction and no improvement will be done for the new couple which should be the most valuable and interesting thing in the long term of a matrimony.However I may not make it to be too assured but it had better be so,which can just be concluded from the several decades that Mr.Benent and Mrs Bennett had gone through with each other.