Although marriage can be swayed by the principles of economics and social rank in the 19th Century and modern day society, love can also be the primary component in marriage.
Economics: In both the 19th Century and modern day society, marriage can solely be based on the desire for economic prosperity/stability
-Mrs. Bennet continuously pushes for her daughters to get married. However, she does this only because she wants economic stability for her daughters and she.
-Many marriages today are based solely on money. Examples?
Social Power: One's social rank can be a primary factor in the decision to marry in both 19th Century and modern day society's
-Originally, Darcy would not consider marrying Elizabeth due to her lower social rank. Indeed, this was a significant aspect in choosing a wife, reflecting 19th Century ideals.
-Similarly, marriage can also be swayed by social rank in today's society.
Love: Despite the possibility of marriage being based on economics or social rank, love could be the main factor in marriage
-Elizabeth and Darcy Compared to (pick modern day couple whose marriage is based on love).
-Initially, Darcy's pride, due to his wealth and power, and Elizabeth's prejudice of Darcy, derived from their first encounter at the ball, restricted them from falling in love.
-However, after time passed, they realized the love they had for each other and the need for marriage based on love
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