Mrs bennet

[1/8, 10:42 PM] pu ms ayesha: Jane Austen was pre eminently a realist nd procured her characters sketching truthfully n realistically... Her approach towards the minute n minor characters was mere a need...major concern was to be focused on country gentry n tgeir domestic involvement.. She omitted servents, labourers, n even aristocracy some times.. She took in to consideration "Lady Catherine "to depict her arrogance, hautiness, obscenities.... Her art of characterisation seemed static pertaining to on set then it developed wid time
[1/8, 10:54 PM] pu ms ayesha: Here are sumptuous n worth mentioning features n peculiarities of her art of characterisation
1...variety of characters.... In spite of limited range to choose from she has procured a variety of characters (their is huge difference b/w vulgarity of Mrs. Bennet n vulgarity of Mrs. Jennings..
Macaulay compares her to Shakespeare coz of creating variety of characters
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 2 =.universalism of individual characters ....
Great artist always make their way to create characters having universal image as Mr. Bennet represents cynical fathers who shirk their moral responsibilities n Mrs. Bennet universal in fatuous ladies who exibit vulgarity n stupidity
Elizabeth is universal in charm n wit even in pride n prejudice... Wickham is vicar of pleasant looking but avarice n flirt
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 3...she represented her characters dramatically....through their demeanour, actions n speech they reflected their nature n intentions before the writer had commented on them
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 4...she represented her characters through compare n contrast...
Her finest trait to weave the royal robe of novel. Where she compares Mrs. Bennet b Lady Catherine in vulgarity n ostentatiousness
Darcy with Wickham while Bingley is foil to him
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 5...her sympathetic n realistic tone  for her female protagonist seems to be her own reflection but its preposterous to assume it that Jane really went through all incidents what Elizabeth suffered
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 6.... Being realist she was strongly loathed idealism
So her world of realism was never disturbd by elopement, romanticism or dejection.... As Elizabeth was an epitome of charm, wit n sagcity yet she proned to pride n prejudice
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 7....her quality of delineating complex characters was due to great insight of chart n r
Psychology of mind... She represented characters in an explicit manner, not an implicit one
[1/9, 12:20 AM] pu ms ayesha: 8...she was prone to delineate female charcters excellently rather than male characters her female characters seemed to be more lifelike n striving as compared to male characters which declared her as feminist as well .