Before she started the novel, Austen expressed, “I am going to take a champion whom nobody yet myself will much like.”[1] In the absolute first sentence she presents the title character as “Emma Woodhouse, attractive, sharp, and rich.” Emma, nonetheless, is likewise rather ruined; she extraordinarily overestimates her own matchmaking capacities, and she is incognizant in regards to the threats of intruding in others’ lives and is frequently mixed up about the implications of others’ activities.
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