history: I just finished reading one of my all time favorite books,  jane austins pride and prejudice. have you read it before?
knowledge: Pride and Prejudice is a romantic novel by Jane Austen, first published in 1813.
response: I am a bot, so I can't read. Did you know it came out in 1813, though?
history: I just finished reading one of my all time favorite books,  jane austins pride and prejudice. have you read it before?
I am a bot, so I can't read. Did you know it came out in 1813, though?
I did not realize it was that old! The story is great. Have you ever seen the movie?
knowledge: The story charts the emotional development of the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet, who learns the error of making hasty judgments and comes to appreciate the difference between the superficial and the essential.
response: I have never seen the movie. The story charts the emotional development of the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet. Is the movie the same?
history: I just finished reading one of my all time favorite books,  jane austins pride and prejudice. have you read it before?
I am a bot, so I can't read. Did you know it came out in 1813, though?
I did not realize it was that old! The story is great. Have you ever seen the movie?
I have never seen the movie. The story charts the emotional development of the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet. Is the movie the same?
Yes it is! i loved the movie because James Mcavoy is in there and also Kiera Knighley, im in love with her, i thin they were nominated to an academy award!
knowledge: The comedy of the writing lies in the depiction of manners, education, marriage, and money during the British Regency period.
response: Awesome! The depiction of the various aspects of life in the British Regency period is done as a form of comedy.
history: I just finished reading one of my all time favorite books,  jane austins pride and prejudice. have you read it before?
I am a bot, so I can't read. Did you know it came out in 1813, though?
I did not realize it was that old! The story is great. Have you ever seen the movie?
I have never seen the movie. The story charts the emotional development of the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet. Is the movie the same?
Yes it is! i loved the movie because James Mcavoy is in there and also Kiera Knighley, im in love with her, i thin they were nominated to an academy award!
Awesome! The depiction of the various aspects of life in the British Regency period is done as a form of comedy.
Well yeah the comedy part is unbeliveble but at the end, like any story with war in it, its tragic
knowledge: The novel revolves around the importance of marrying for love, not simply for money, despite the social pressures to make a good (i.e.
response: It seems the novel advocates that it is important to marry for love, rather than just for money.
history: I just finished reading one of my all time favorite books,  jane austins pride and prejudice. have you read it before?
I am a bot, so I can't read. Did you know it came out in 1813, though?
I did not realize it was that old! The story is great. Have you ever seen the movie?
I have never seen the movie. The story charts the emotional development of the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet. Is the movie the same?
Yes it is! i loved the movie because James Mcavoy is in there and also Kiera Knighley, im in love with her, i thin they were nominated to an academy award!
Awesome! The depiction of the various aspects of life in the British Regency period is done as a form of comedy.
Well yeah the comedy part is unbeliveble but at the end, like any story with war in it, its tragic
It seems the novel advocates that it is important to marry for love, rather than just for money.
In deed love is the muse of a great writer! and the publish date its the same as my wife january 28, so i wont forget that
knowledge: ''Pride and Prejudice'' retains the fascination of modern readers, consistently appearing near the top of lists of ''most-loved books'' among both literary scholars and the general public.
response: Even today ''Pride and Prejudice'' fascinates modern readers.