In Jane Austen's seminal works, 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Sense and Sensibility,' the author weaves intricate narratives that delve into the lives of young women navigating the complex social hierarchies of early 19th-century England. Both novels exhibit Austen's masterful use of free indirect discourse, allowing readers intimate access to the nuanced inner lives of her characters. Rich in wit and irony, these texts explore themes of love, marriage, and class distinction, painting a vivid port ...