Join Writing Fictional Character Skills: Using Pride and Prejudice
A self-paced one-week pre-recorded class for GCSE/IGCSE students.
£7
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The book we’re studying
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice (1813) follows sharp, quick-witted Elizabeth Bennet and the proud Mr Darcy as first impressions, misjudgements and social pressure stand between them. A cornerstone of GCSE/IGCSE study, it's a witty comedy of manners that rewards close reading — perfect for exploring characterisation, dialogue and Austen's ironic take on class, marriage and reputation.
Class contents
Comedy of manners and Pride and Prejudice
Character analysis using a conversation extract: Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet
Key techniques for introducing and creating fictional characters
