Money, either the possession or lack of it, is of tremendous importance in most aspects of our lives. This is no less the case for the characters in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. In fact, one's wealth is a significant factor in several aspects of the plot of this novel. It shapes relationships between people, influences their decisions, and even determines their hope for the
future.
The above contentions are supported from the very first chapter of "Pride and Prejudice". This chapter illustrates the concern, which ignites in regard to a young man, Mr. Bingley, who moves to the area th…
