Society's opinions do not dictate love from "summary" of Persuasão by Jane Austen (author)
In the world of 'Persuasion', societal expectations and judgments hold great influence over individuals and their choices in matters of love. Anne Elliot, the protagonist, finds herself at the mercy of society's opinions when she is persuaded to break off her engagement with Captain Wentworth. She is made to believe that his lack of fortune and social standing make him an unsuitable match, despite her deep love for him.
Throughout the novel, Jane Austen highlights the detrimental effects of allowing society to dictate one's romantic decisions. Anne's initial decision to end her engagement based on societal pressure results in years of heartache and regret. She learns the hard way that lov...
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