Narrative Voice and Elizabeth’s Development (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards
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Austen's primary narrative technique in Pride and Prejudice
Austen's primary narrative technique in Pride and Prejudice
Free indirect discourse (FID)
Free indirect discourse (FID) definition
Free indirect discourse (FID) definition
Blends narrator voice + character thoughts without quotes/tags
Dramatic irony in P&P
Dramatic irony in P&P
Readers know crucial info before Elizabeth discovers it
Elizabeth's 3 character arc stages
Elizabeth's 3 character arc stages
Longbourn confidence, Hunsford crisis, Pemberley maturity
Elizabeth's traits in Stage 1 (Longbourn)
Elizabeth's traits in Stage 1 (Longbourn)
Confident in judgments, trusts first impressions, prejudiced
Pivotal self-recognition quote, Ch. 36
Pivotal self-recognition quote, Ch. 36
Till this moment I never knew myself
Hypotaxis definition
Hypotaxis definition
Long sentences with multiple subordinate clauses
Elizabeth's adjectives for Darcy progression
Elizabeth's adjectives for Darcy progression
Proud/disagreeable → generous/noble → dear/amiable
Anaphoric repetition example, Ch. 36
Anaphoric repetition example, Ch. 36
She was humbled... She was humbled indeed
How narrative voice evolves in P&P
How narrative voice evolves in P&P
Evolves with Elizabeth, becoming more nuanced and self-aware