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The following painting depicts a scene from Pride and Prejudice. Look at the painting provided, and compare what is depicted with what you have read in the excerpt. Then, find a clip from a film or theater production of Pride and Prejudice. How does that compare to what you have read and seen? Which aspects are emphasized and which are minimized in each work? Finally, how does the artistic medium of each work influence the purpose, subject, and theme?

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