Question

How does the use of third-person omniscient narration demonstrate the author’s attitude toward the subject of marriage?(1 point)Responsesby omitting the perspectives of Elizabeth’s sistersby omitting the perspectives of Elizabeth’s sistersby describing the personalities of Elizabeth and Mr. Collinsby describing the personalities of Elizabeth and Mr. Collinsby giving context for Mr. Collins’ decision to propose to Elizabethby giving context for Mr. Collins’ decision to propose to Elizabethby contrasting the reactions of Elizabeth and Mr. Collinsby contrasting the reactions of Elizabeth and Mr. Collins

Answer 1

The use of third-person omniscient narration demonstrates the author’s attitude toward the subject of marriage by **contrasting the reactions of Elizabeth and Mr. Collins**. This perspective allows the author to present Elizabeth’s independent and critical view of marriage, in contrast to Mr. Collins' pragmatic and self-serving approach. Through their differing reactions, the narrator highlights the absurdity of Mr. Collins’ proposal while showcasing Elizabeth’s strong character and resistance to societal pressures, thereby commenting on the complexities and varying perceptions of marriage in society.