My dear Cassandra,

In contemplating the intricate web of relationships in Pride and Prejudice, it seems nearly impossible to disentangle the characters from the society in which they live. Our dear Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, though stubborn in their nature, are not immune to the influences of hierarchy and societal questions of propriety. Throughout their journey, they learn to rise above these barriers and unite – a most delightful consequence, indeed. One cannot help but ponder on the limitations that society places on us all, yet simultaneously, it shapes our understandings and opinions, moulding the very essence of our character.

Yours affectionately,

Jane
Imagine you are Jane Austen, compose a short letter to your sister providing your thoughts on the influence of society on the characters in your novel Pride and Prejudice.