Author: Jane Austen
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Emma is Jane Austen's fifth novel, and at that time, her writing skill had reached perfection. Every plot in the story, through the author's clever arrangement, the apparent cause-and-effect relationships and the underlying essential reasons are all natural and reasonable. The female protagonist forms reasonable conjectures and judgments based on the surface phenomena. Although a careful reader may occasionally have various doubts, their thoughts will naturally follow Emma's observations. When the final result appears, it is completely different from the surface phenomena, creating an unexpected comedic effect. If readers reread it, they will find that the factors leading to the inevitable result were already present between the lines.
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