전체 글 썸네일형 리스트형 [변화에 아름다운 대체 방법]꽃들에게 희망을-348 The story of the striped caterpillar teaches us that every beginning starts with breaking free from comfort. Leaving the egg represents stepping out of what is safe and familiar to explore the unknown. Growth often begins with curiosity — the hunger to know and experience more than survival. But when that hunger becomes endless consumption, life loses its meaning. The caterpillar’s realization t.. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-347 Mrs. Bennet glories in marrying off two daughters,Bingley and Jane quit Netherfield for a house near Derbyshire within thirty miles of Elizabeth,Kitty improves under her sisters’ gentler society while Lydia’s influence is checked,Mary stays home, meets the world more, and adapts without the old humiliating comparisons,Lydia and Wickham drift from post to post on debts as Elizabeth sends small ai.. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-346 Mr. Collins criticized Lydia and Wickham for living together before marriage, labelin g it immoral and claiming that he would have opposed it as the clergyman of Long bourn. Elizabeth read Mr. Collins' letter with mixed feelings, reflecting on his hypoc risy. Later, Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy visited Elizabeth, suggesting a walk to spend ti me together. During the walk, Bingley and Jane separated.. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-345 Elizabeth struggled with the unexpected visit and interference of Lady Catherine, w ho seemed determined to prevent any potential marriage between her and Darcy. She speculated on the origins of the rumors and feared that Lady Catherine might i nfluence Darcy against her by emphasizing the disadvantages of such a union. Eliza beth worried that Darcy might prioritize his aunt's authority and advi.. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-344 In Mr. Collins' letter, he criticizes the two individuals' decision to live together befor e marriage, which became widely known, and expresses disapproval of the elder's f orgiveness of their actions. Although the elder forgave them as a Christian, Collins argues that avoiding contact with them would have been the proper response, as s upporting such actions could be seen as encouraging immoral.. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-343 Elizabeth found herself in turmoil due to Lady Catherine de Bourgh's unexpected vi sit and her efforts to prevent Elizabeth's marriage to Mr. Darcy. She couldn't determ ine the source of the rumors about her engagement. Lady Catherine strongly oppo sed the marriage and intended to interfere persistently, possibly persuading Mr. Da rcy by emphasizing the disadvantages of marrying Elizabeth. Eliza.. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-342 Elizabeth watches Bingley’s courtship of Jane rekindle amid visits,smarting at Darcy’s reserve yet drawn to him,as Mrs. Bennet’s contrived “leave-them-alone” tactics culminate in,Bingley’s proposal and a household in rapture,while Elizabeth half-suspects Darcy’s unseen help,holds gratitude and shame in tension,and as neighborhood gossip swells,Lady Catherine arrives in her carriage,interrogates .. 더보기 [고전 문학 소설에 대하여] 오만과 편견-341 Elizabeth learns from Aunt Gardiner’s long letter that Darcy tracked down Lydia and Wickham in London, arranged their marriage, paid debts, and secured a commission;reading his framing of the deed as duty and responsibility, she is flooded by gratitude, respect, and shame;she checks the thought that love for her may have moved him;she keeps the peace with Wickham on a walk, avoiding open quarrel.. 더보기 이전 1 ··· 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ··· 49 다음
