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Pride and Prejudice

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irony and metonymy

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irony and metonymy

by Kuralay
1

The novel opens with a "truth universally acknowledged." Who actually believes this truth most fervently?

2

Elizabeth tells Darcy she is "perfectly convinced" of his politeness after he insulted her. This is an example of:

3

Pemberley functions as a metonymy for:

4

Which character is the master of Verbal Irony among the Bennet family members?

5

Which character is described using metonymy of their social class, being defined purely by their "superior connexions"?

6

Elizabeth's shocked realization after reading Darcy's letter is a moment of situational irony because she suddenly discovers...

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