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Essay | At One Point in the Novel Emma Claims She Will Never Marry.

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At One Point in the Novel Emma Claims She Will Never Marry.

Summary: Marriage is an essential theme in the society created by Austen, which seems mainly preoccupied with the idea of match making. Emma's claim to never want to marry shows us a lot about her character, we see her independence in the current situation she has and also see her snobbery as she originally thinks marriage is something for people who are below her class.
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