The Importance of Free Indirect Dialogue

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The book is mostly just people talking to each other and they I mean they all take a while to get around to the things that they're saying. It's not appropriate when mrs. Bennett is being an idiot for Elizabeth to turn to her and be like shut up momlike you just kind of have to green and bear it or if you can't do that leave the room. "It seems like an age-old practice see I did I did enjoy it"

This week, we take another run at Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice is, in Andrew's words, "a book where a bunch of people eventually get married to each other.

"It's also more than that, of course—it gives us an opportunity to talk about class, wealth, social standing, love, the institution of marriage, Milton Bradley jingles, and one Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy (Fitzy to his friends).

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