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Ch.31: Jane Austen, fairy godmother?   Written by Line (3/28/2009 10:55 a.m.)
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I know the sudden appearance of Eleanor's young man has already been discussed and accounted for, but I have to say that finding out about him at the end of NA made me see that JA really did act as a bit of a fairy godmother, dropping attractive, eligible, wealthy and now titled men (a rare species anywhere) into her heroines' lives. In NA, the young man inherits money and title just at a comfortable time to marry Eleanor, instead of being forced to wait another twenty years!

Also, I notice that wherever possible, JA made her heroes orphans, and so did not burden her heroines with parents-in-law!

P.S: I did enjoy the detail that that ominous laundry list was left behind by the servant of Eleanor's young man.


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