Pride And Marriage Analysis

There are different views on marriage in the society we live in today. Some say get out of it yet some say fall for it, but some are still in doubt whether to marry or run away from it. The one who says get out of it have their proves and the one who says want to fall for it have their own justifications. Like the two kinds of people some say there are more differences in the views on marriage in Pride and Prejudice and Bhutanese views on marriage however there are some who says there are more of similarities. Between Pride and Prejudice and the views that the Bhutanese society have towards marriage are some what different. Unlike Pride and Prejudice Bhutanese women doesn’t hunt for rich men but instead men runs in search of a good and beautiful
She looks for a man who loves him instead of his status and ego. She looks for a vertue goodness in man instead of going after wealth or financial security, because she is in nature a care free girl who doesn’t look for high status man or concern for her future security. In pride and prejudice the story is filled with irony, satire and humors where the women during that period were not allowed to claim right on their property once they are married. In pride and prejudice the love and affection of Mr. Darcy to Elazabeth Bennet shows the power of love over wealth, social status and financial security. Like wise in Bhutan women looks forward to love and attention from their partners once they are married. They look for a man who would do what he promises to da and be gentel to her and have a never changing love and affection towards her, but there are some who just tend to look at a comfortable life rather than a loving and happy live. They tend to think both their status after marriage and love they want to have from their partners. If they do not get the love they need after marriage than that would mean her partner isnt good for her. For example in Pride and Prejudice Charlotte marries to Mr. Collins without even judging how the person is. She directly accepted the proposal of Mr. Collins who was just trying to prove to Elizabeth the he could get any girl he wanted after the rejection of his proposal by
Jane Austen tries to satarize the views of marriage and tries to explain that love is above all which the Bhutanese society also believe in. Elizabeth tends to let love happen rather than searching for it like may of the Bhutanese do and they are concerned about their status and love life after