Pages 371-412
All ends well in the novel, Frank and Jane get married. Harriet and Mr. Martin get married, and finally Emma and Mr.Knightley get married. Everybody found their suitor, including the ones that didn't want one at first. They are all perfect couples because they each have opposites but are equal in rank. Frank and Emma would have never worked out, because they are to vain and stubborn. Harriet wouldn't have worked out with either because she was in the wrong rank as the others. At the end, she realized she made a mistake and chose to marry Mr.Martin after all. Both Harriet and Emma changed and became round characters. Even though Emma at first made bad choices, she finally learned to listen to other people and show respect to people that were of equal and lesser rank than herself. Harriet learned to follow her own hearts and stop letting others interfere in her personal decisions. Mr. Knightley was static, and made good choices throughout the novel and helped shape Emma into a better person and suitor for his wife.
"Transition Period - 1800-1830 (Orchestral Landmarks) ." YouTube. Web. 30 Jul 2011. <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj_dsp74XHs>.
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