《傲慢与偏见》中的伊丽莎白和《劝导》中的安妮在遭遇和性情上极为相似,又略有不同,这种不同归根到底源自简·奥斯丁现实生活中的波折、思想的成熟和自我的完善。这两位代表奥斯丁两个重要人生阶段的女主人公共同构成一幅奥斯丁的流动自画像,为读者展现了现实中个性鲜明独特,有血有肉的简·奥斯丁。 Elizabeth in Pride and Prejudice and Annie in Persuasion are both very similar and slightly different in their encounters and in their temperament, a difference which, in the final analysis, stems from the twists and turns of Jane Austen’s real life and the maturation of thought Self-improvement. The two heroines, representing two important life stages of Austin, all together constitute a mobile self-portrait of Austin that shows Jane Reagan to readers the distinctive and full-fledged Jane Austen reality.