First draft at a conclusion paragraph
Austen's constant use of satire throughout the novel helps illustrate the values of women during the early 1800s in England. She may deceive readers many times with her ironic tone, but she affectively displays her true opinions on the women in society when dealing with marriage. Austen attempts to explore the frequent clash of true love and wealth, as women would set out to find a man to marry based on the wealth, and social power he would be able to bring to her, rather than focusing on true love itself.
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