IDENTIFY THE CHIEF FEATURES OF JANE AUSTEN’S TREATMENT OF LOVE AND MARRIAGE IN PRIDE AND PREJUICE.

Marriage between Jane and Bingley is a successful marriage of its kind. Jane Austen expressed his opinion about the marriage through the words of Elizabeth:
“The expectations of all their (bingle) excellence were established rationally, because the excellent understanding on their basis, Jane’s outstanding outstanding temperament and the similarity between emotion and taste were both.”
However, unlike Darcy and Elizabeth, there is no plan in their relationship, both characters are very naïve and sometimes they are very good to work firmly against external forces who can try to isolate them. Therefore, their marriage is between success and failure.