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人教2003课标版《Using LanguageⅠ》公开课PPT课件优质课下载
Jane Austen
2. What characters are mentioned?
Elizabeth, Darcy, Mr. Wickham and Jane
Exercise 2
In the book Darcy
represents pride.
In the book Elizabeth
shows prejudice.
Elizabeth begins to dislike Darcy
when he says she is not pretty enough to dance with.
Darcy is rude to Elizabeth
when he refuses to dance with her.
Exercise 2
Elizabeth dislikes Darcy even more
as she thinks that Mr. Wickham has been badly treated by Darcy.
Darcy looks down upon Elizabeth and her sisters
because he thinks that they are people of lower social rank.
Darcy is sorry for what he says
and shows Elizabeth he is a man she could love.
Exercise 2
The Story of Pride and Prejudice
The story of Pride and Prejudice was written by Jane Austen. It is a tale of mistaken first impressions. Mr. Darcy first meets the heroine, Elizabeth, at a small country dance. He is a very rich and important person so that at first everybody is very excited to meet him.
But as they discover he really does not want to join in an entertainment that is for people of lower social rank, they soon lose interest. In particular he refuses to dance with Elizabeth whom he thinks is not important enough or pretty enough for him. In doing this he shows his pride.
Elizabeth, for her part, dislikes Mr. Darcy immediately when she hears why he doesn’t want to dance with her. This dislike increases when she gets to know Mr. Wickham who seems to have been badly treated by Darcy. Finally it becomes prejudice when she discovers that Darcy has tried to stop his friend from marrying Elizabeth’s sister, Jane. As a result Elizabeth shows her prejudice against Mr. Darcy.
The story follows Elizabeth and Darcy’s romance and that of two of her sisters. Darcy quickly recovers from his pride and discovers Elizabeth’s character and beauty. He proposes to her but Elizabeth refuses him. He realizes she is not a woman who is impressed by wealth or status. Gradually his kindness to one of her sisters convinces Elizabeth that he is a man whom she could love. At the end of the novel both admit that their initial impressions were wrong as pride and prejudice finally turn into love and trust.