In today's American society, modern women are independent, courageous, inspiring, achievers, beautiful inside and out, intelligent, and the list goes on and on infinite. Elizabeth is a modern woman well before her time. She is able to see beyond the fragility and pretensions of corseted ball gowns, promising romances, and empty suitors, which leave the young women around her giddy with hope. Pride and Prejudice, the novel written by Jane Austen is a good example of the enormous changes in women's roles and beliefs. Women have gone through a process that has made them more dependent and courageous in following their true dreams and beliefs. In the eighteenth century, women didn't have much choice about what to do with their lives. They could teach,She is the smartest and most intelligent, very different from all her sisters. Lizzie believes in love and is willing to remain old and single rather than marry for any other interest other than true love. Elizabeth is the protagonist and one of the best-known female characters in English literature (SP1). Her honesty, her resources, and her lively intelligence allow her to rise above the nonsense and bad behavior that infiltrates her vicious, classist society. However, her sharp tongue and tendency to make snap judgments to defend herself when she feels disrespected often get her far. Pride and Prejudice is basically the story of how she and her "true love", Darcy, overcome all obstacles, including their own personal failures, to find romantic happiness after this game, as well as the meaning others attach to certain aspects of a relationship, however, is not the truth we seek; it is a falsehood that, at times, hinders our vision of the true love that awaits us in the