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The start of the passage, by the use of this narrative voice gives the reader inside knowledge into Janes true feelings, drawing the reader in by letting them into a ‘secret’, which as we read further see that Jane is not willing to disclose to anyone. Although narrator is ‘telling’ in this paragraph, the use of the words ‘now’ and ‘as soon’, brings the reader into the present time and sets them up for the direct speech/dialogue, and ‘showing’ of the passage that follows. The ‘Miss Bennet’ at the beginning of the first paragraph and use of Elizabeth’s Christian name, creates a familiarity with Elizabeth, which follows through in the dialogue with the use of the short form ‘Lizzy’, and although the passage begins speaking about Jane, we see by these subtle tools Elizabeth’s importance...
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