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What is the significance of the character of Elizabeth Bennet in ‘Pride and Prejudice’?

A. Represents independence and strength
B. Symbolizes tradition
C. Embodiment of romance
D. A tragic hero

Answer: Represents independence and strength


Additional Information: Elizabeth Bennet embodies independence and strength in 'Pride and Prejudice.'


Subjects: Literature, General Knowledge

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