In
concurrence with the 200th year anniversary of Jane Austen’s Pride and
Prejudice, here at Farncombe we are feeling nostalgic as we remember some of
our favorite literature classic heroes and how they inspired us.
From the
Bronte sisters’ brooding Heathcliff and defiant and strong willed Jane Eye to
Dickens' sweet Pip, we all have a soft spot for one of those 19th Century
characters, especially Austens’ own iconic Mr Darcy.
Although we
will forever remember Colin Firth as the delectable Darcy in the film
adaptation, Austen’s Pride and Prejudice and its characters, in their own right
can never be forgotten.
Here at
Farncombe we are still hosting two events this autumn to celebrate and to
capture the essence of Austen as a writer and what inspired her to write the
classic and beloved Pride and Prejudice.
Jane
Austen’s Library- Reading 18th Century course taking place 6th September until
8th September looks at some of the novels that provided inspiration behind her work
to give an insightful look at her as a writer.
“You must
learn some of my philosophy. Think only of the past as its remembrance gives
you pleasure.”
Alternatively
delve into the life of this great classic author with our; “Who was Jane
Austen?” course taking place from 18th October to 20th October to find out who
really was Jane Austen?
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