"Emma Woodhouse is very beautiful. She is talented, has a good family background, and is optimistic by nature. All the good things in the world seem to have happened to her."
But Emma is by no means a perfect heroine. She worries about the love life of her best friends, but she is always whimsical and random. She often reflects on herself after making mistakes, but she inevitably falls into the cycle of making mistakes-reflecting-making mistakes again.
Her growth process is so real. Like each of us, we don't know how many mistakes we have to make before we can stumble towards maturity.
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The book "Emma" made me see an imperfect but real and lovely girl. Emma is like a friend next to me, and her story resonates with me. The author's writing style is simple and vivid, making me feel like I am in Emma's world. I especially liked the delicate description of the characters' emotions and hearts in the book, which allowed me to better understand Emma's growth and the mistakes she made. This book made me understand that growth is a process of continuous mistakes and learning, and we all become more mature through stumbling.
Emma is really a very attractive female character. When I first started reading, I got to know this character in advance, and I thought she might not be that perfect. But as I read along, I deeply felt that Emma is really a thoughtful and emotional person. From the beginning, she argued with the male protagonist, saying that her friend was not worthy of anyone else, and her reaction surprised me. Later, she and her friend fell in love with the same person, and she did not let the male protagonist out like a good old person, which was quite unexpected. In addition, Emma will not engage in female competition like women in male narratives. She can always see the good and bad places of people around her, and will not improve herself by belittling others. In short, in my eyes, Emma is really a very charming person, very subjective, and a very thoughtful woman! ! !
Emma, who often makes mistakes, may not be perfect. She even likes to be nosy and gossips about others. She accidentally got the wrong marriage line, delaying Harriet's happiness time and time again, and also hindered her own happiness in the process.
Sometimes guilty, sometimes ashamed, yet brave enough to admit her mistakes, Emma undoubtedly makes people feel unique and lively. The older sister married the younger brother, and the younger sister married the older brother, but well, the Knightley brothers are both pretty good. The people in the story are not perfect, but they all live real lives.
Emma likes to use censorship to win over others, causing Harriet to fall out of love twice. She feels that her friends are so good and deserve good things. (I like Harriet, and I don't know if I was brainwashed by Emma.)
Always making mistakes, always changing. There is nothing to say about her being arrogant, her status is there. But she will reflect, at least she will admit her mistakes and make some changes.
When she found out that she liked Mr. Knightley's confession to her good friend Harriet, what she did next made me very angry. She alienated her good friend and even felt that she should not be friends with her at that time. I like them both very much and hope that their friendship will last forever, but her behavior made me suffocate.
I was very happy to hear that Harriet and Mr. Martin were getting married. It shows that Harriet really likes her and can finally be with the person she likes. This can be regarded as an opportunity, allowing Emma to leave her for a short time, so that she can see herself clearly without brainwashing.
The love between Jane and Frank, this man is really looking for a fight, I feel very sorry for Jane, she has low self-esteem and strong self-esteem, so painful.
Knightley is a very, very good person who guides Emma, takes care of others, and is all in action anyway.
Mr. And Mrs. Aiteli, these two are a perfect match. They are extremely hypocritical, especially his wife who talks a lot, is aloof, and is very pretentious.
I quite like Miss Nates. Although she talks a lot, she is very kind and lovely.
As Harriet grows up, she seems to become stronger and weaker later on.
Emma's wrong judgment at first made her friend so sad that she couldn't help herself. Although the idea of bringing others together came up from time to time, she did not take any action. Alas forgive everyone's imperfections.
Which cp stock Emma wants to speculate in, this cp is most likely to be green and gloomy. Sad.
The heroine is not a perfect woman in the traditional sense. She is arrogant, self-righteous, and blindly arrogant, but she has been growing and reflecting on herself. She worked hard to introduce the second female lead into the upper class, but her class could not be shaken, thus reflecting the strict hierarchy in society at that time. But fortunately, the ending of the second female lead is also good.
"Emma is so cute, imperfect yet so perfect." Hahaha, the original words in the book, although there are some language errors, they are quite right. Emma has a rich imagination and curiosity, but is a bit conceited. Kindness is sometimes unforgiving. This is the three-dimensionality of a character.
And in a way, this story tells us not to have a love brain or a sex brain. It doesn't mean that any two people of the opposite sex who come together are fishy or can be matched.
The emotional growth journey of young women is quite inspiring.
Very good. The nosy Emma faces her own feelings after making mistakes again and again, faces mistakes and reflects on them, and finally moves towards maturity and happiness.
Lovers get married eventually
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As a female reader, I think I should read and understand this book earlier.
The book "Emma" made me see an imperfect but real and lovely girl. Emma is like a friend next to me, and her story resonates with me. The author's writing style is simple and vivid, making me feel like I am in Emma's world. I especially liked the delicate description of the characters' emotions and hearts in the book, which allowed me to better understand Emma's growth and the mistakes she made. This book made me understand that growth is a process of continuous mistakes and learning, and we all become more mature through stumbling.
Emma is really a very attractive female character. When I first started reading, I got to know this character in advance, and I thought she might not be that perfect. But as I read along, I deeply felt that Emma is really a thoughtful and emotional person. From the beginning, she argued with the male protagonist, saying that her friend was not worthy of anyone else, and her reaction surprised me. Later, she and her friend fell in love with the same person, and she did not let the male protagonist out like a good old person, which was quite unexpected. In addition, Emma will not engage in female competition like women in male narratives. She can always see the good and bad places of people around her, and will not improve herself by belittling others. In short, in my eyes, Emma is really a very charming person, very subjective, and a very thoughtful woman! ! !
Emma, who often makes mistakes, may not be perfect. She even likes to be nosy and gossips about others. She accidentally got the wrong marriage line, delaying Harriet's happiness time and time again, and also hindered her own happiness in the process. Sometimes guilty, sometimes ashamed, yet brave enough to admit her mistakes, Emma undoubtedly makes people feel unique and lively. The older sister married the younger brother, and the younger sister married the older brother, but well, the Knightley brothers are both pretty good. The people in the story are not perfect, but they all live real lives.
Emma likes to use censorship to win over others, causing Harriet to fall out of love twice. She feels that her friends are so good and deserve good things. (I like Harriet, and I don't know if I was brainwashed by Emma.) Always making mistakes, always changing. There is nothing to say about her being arrogant, her status is there. But she will reflect, at least she will admit her mistakes and make some changes. When she found out that she liked Mr. Knightley's confession to her good friend Harriet, what she did next made me very angry. She alienated her good friend and even felt that she should not be friends with her at that time. I like them both very much and hope that their friendship will last forever, but her behavior made me suffocate. I was very happy to hear that Harriet and Mr. Martin were getting married. It shows that Harriet really likes her and can finally be with the person she likes. This can be regarded as an opportunity, allowing Emma to leave her for a short time, so that she can see herself clearly without brainwashing. The love between Jane and Frank, this man is really looking for a fight, I feel very sorry for Jane, she has low self-esteem and strong self-esteem, so painful. Knightley is a very, very good person who guides Emma, takes care of others, and is all in action anyway. Mr. And Mrs. Aiteli, these two are a perfect match. They are extremely hypocritical, especially his wife who talks a lot, is aloof, and is very pretentious. I quite like Miss Nates. Although she talks a lot, she is very kind and lovely. As Harriet grows up, she seems to become stronger and weaker later on. Emma's wrong judgment at first made her friend so sad that she couldn't help herself. Although the idea of bringing others together came up from time to time, she did not take any action. Alas forgive everyone's imperfections.
Which cp stock Emma wants to speculate in, this cp is most likely to be green and gloomy. Sad.
The heroine is not a perfect woman in the traditional sense. She is arrogant, self-righteous, and blindly arrogant, but she has been growing and reflecting on herself. She worked hard to introduce the second female lead into the upper class, but her class could not be shaken, thus reflecting the strict hierarchy in society at that time. But fortunately, the ending of the second female lead is also good.
"Emma is so cute, imperfect yet so perfect." Hahaha, the original words in the book, although there are some language errors, they are quite right. Emma has a rich imagination and curiosity, but is a bit conceited. Kindness is sometimes unforgiving. This is the three-dimensionality of a character. And in a way, this story tells us not to have a love brain or a sex brain. It doesn't mean that any two people of the opposite sex who come together are fishy or can be matched.
The emotional growth journey of young women is quite inspiring.
Very good. The nosy Emma faces her own feelings after making mistakes again and again, faces mistakes and reflects on them, and finally moves towards maturity and happiness.
Lovers get married eventually
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As a female reader, I think I should read and understand this book earlier.