[ SECRET POST #2699 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2699 ⌋

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Notes:

Bit early today, sorry!

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Comments

[visp]

I never saw it as pro or anti feminist. Just sort of existing. I suppose it's vaguely feminist in that it recognizes that women exist, and exist as people in their own right, with agency, opinions, flaws, and all... but it's a product of the times, and in those times, women pretty much had to get married.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree but this ending is still the reason S&S is my least favorite of Austen's works.