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APPENDIX

Appendix 1. Synopsis of J Pride and Prejudice (1813) Elizabeth Bennet was a girl who comes from a middle-class family. She was one of Bennet’s daughters. Actually, the Bennet had five unmarried daughters, namely Jane Bennet, Elizabeth Bennet, Lydia Bennet, Mary Bennet, and Catherine Bennet. Unfortunately, the Bennets did not have a son who would inherit their wealth and Longbourn. Regrettably, when Mr. Bennet died the Longbourn would become the property of his closest male relative, namely Mr. Collins. The only source of income was Mrs. Bennet’s legacy but it was not possible to meet all of the Bennet sisters’ needs. The Bennet social class did not allow them to do work, such as trading, servants, etc. Mr. Bennet just stayed at home or they often attend balls. Therefore, Mrs. Bennet tried to ensure that her daughter lived a decent life after the death of their father, which was by finding her five unmarried daughters a respectable husband. Elizabeth or Lizzy was her father's favorite daughter who had the intelligence, determination, and courage that distinguished her from the other Bennet’s sisters. Mrs. Bennet tended to be competitive in finding her daughter a husband. When she heard that Netherfield had been bought by a wealthy young man from north of England, namely Mr. Bingley, she asked her husband to visit their new neighbor and hoped to introduce her five daughters. During a ball held at Meryton, Mr. Bingley was attracted by Jane's charm. Apparently, Mr. Bingley did not come alone; he brought his best friend named Mr. Darcy and his sister named Miss Bingley. Mr. Darcy was immediately known as a haughty man and nobody liked him. Like most others taught, Elizabeth Bennet also had the same impression of Mr. Darcy. Mr. Darcy humiliated Elizabeth by refusing to dance with her because she was tolerable but she was not enough to attract his attention. However, Elizabeth was able to throw a sharp argument to Mr. Darcy then made him started to admire her. When Bingley and Jane began to fall in love, and Darcy began to be captivated by Elizabeth's charm, Mr. Bingley left Hertfordshire without any permission, even to Jane Bennet who had clearly fallen in love with him. This angered Elizabeth and caused her prejudices to Mr. Darcy, especially with the arrival of Mr. Wickham. Besides, Miss Bingley’s letter indirectly would like to tell that Mr. Bingley would marry Georgiana Darcy. The story continued when Mr. Collins as Longbourn's heir came and proposed to Elizabeth. But Elizabeth refused it because she chose to marry for love rather than because of class and wealth. This made Mrs. Bennet’s anger and tried to force Elizabeth to accept it, because marriage was the only way for Bennet women to gain financial security and maintain social class. The marriage between Mr. Collins and Elizabeth would help Mrs. Bennet to stay in Longbourn even Mr. Bennet died. However, a meeting brought them together in Kent and ended with Mr. Darcy’s first proposal. It was rejected directly by Elizabeth with all the accusations and had already abused Mr. Darcy. Mr. Darcy left a letter to Elizabeth. After reading the letter 116

made Elizabeth regret and began to like Mr. Darcy, especially after her visit to the beauty of Pemberley, Mr. Darcy’s estate. However, Elizabeth's refusal made Darcy reflected on how he had been behaved and then tried to change his attitude. Elizabeth, who began to fall in love with Mr. Darcy after seeing the beauty of Pemberley, as well as the involvement of Mr. Darcy in resolving Lidya's elopement with Wickham, made Elizabeth expected Mr. Darcy even though she knew that social status was a barrier to their relationship. When news of Darcy’s proposal towards Elizabeth was heard by his closest relatives named Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Lady Catherine went to Longbourn then abused and intimidated Elizabeth as an inappropriate woman to become his niece's wife. Besides the social differences between Darcy and Lizzy, it turns out that Mr. Darcy had arranged with her daughter to strengthen their position and wealth. Nevertheless, Elizabeth refused Lady Catherine's warning and accepted Mr. Darcy’s second proposal. Although Longbourn would be inherited to Mr. Collins, Jane eventually married Mr. Bingley and Lizzie also married Darcy, who was richer than Mr. Bingley and able to break down social class differences between them.

Appendix 2. Sequence Segmentation of Pride and Prejudice (1813)

NO. SEQUENCES DESCRIPTION

1 New Neighbor Arrival a. The statement of the desire of a rich young man to find a wife b. The description of Mrs. Bennet's pressure to her husband to visit their new neighbor in Netherfield Bennet's in order to introduce her five daughters c. Description of Mr. Bennet’s ignorance towards Mrs. Bennet’s pressure d. Description of Mr. Bennet’s visit to Netherfield e. Description of Sir William Lucas’s point of view about Mr. Bingley’s friendliness f. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s effort to invite Mr. Bingley having dinner in Longbourn 2 A Ball in Meryton a. Description of Mr. Bingley’s arrival in a ball in Meryton and brought his best friend, his two sisters, and his brother-in- low b. Description of Elizabeth and her sisters and her mother’s attendance in a ball in Meryton 117

c. Description of Bingley's good looking, friendliness, and acquainted with all the people in the room d. Description of Mr. Darcy’s arrogance towards every people in the ball, and insulted Elizabeth e. Description of Mr. Bingley’s attraction to Jane Bennet f. Description of Miss Lucas’s statement of fairness for a young man from a respectable family considers himself in a higher position g. Description of those of Netherfield’s arrival in Longbourn h. Description of Elizabeth’ hatred towards Darcy's insults and promised would never dance with Darcy i. Description of different point of view about marriage between Miss Lucas and Elizabeth 3 A party was assembled in Sir William Lucas’s house a. Description of Mr. Darcy’s attention to Elizabeth b. Description of Miss Lucas’s invitation to Elizabeth to play the piano before Elizabeth gave the piano to her daughter, Mary c. Description of Elizabeth’s refusal to dance with Mr. Darcy d. Statement of how Mr. Darcy spent the night in silent and avoiding all conversation e. Description of Sir William Lucas’s request towards Elizabeth to dance with Mr. Darcy, however, she refused it politely f. Description of Miss Bingley’s insult towards the people in the ball g. Description of Mr. Darcy’s praise towards a pair of fine eyes of Elizabeth h. Description of Miss Bingley's chatter to Darcy 4 The Arrival of Militia Regiment a. Statement of the Bennet’s wealth will be passed on the heirs male. b. Description of Lydia and Catherine’s attitude chasing the militia regiment c. Description of a dinner invitation to Jane from Miss Bingley d. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s suggestion to Jane to go to Netherfield on horseback as her motive to make Jane stay in Netherfield longer because of it was seemed like to rain e. Description of Jane’s letter to Elizabeth about Jane’s condition getting sick f. Description of Elizabeth’s concern to Jane and decided to visit Jane by on foot in 3 miles 5 Elizabeth Visited Jane in Netherfield a. Description of Elizabeth’s strong character for walking 3 miles, crossing field and jumping over stiles b. Description of Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley’s insult towards Elizabeth because of her arrogance for walking 3 miles 118

alone only to meet her sister. c. Description of Mr. Darcy’s statement about the economic condition of the Elizabeth’s family which would be their obstacle to marry a rich man d. Description of women's necessity to be accomplished e. Description of Elizabeth's refutation of Darcy's point of view about talented women f. Description of Miss Bingley’s insult towards Elizabeth and Elizabeth’s family to attract Darcy’s attention g. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s arrival to visit Jane in Nethefield h. Description of Mr. Darcy's decision to hide his feelings for Elizabeth 6 Mr. Collins Visits Longbourn a. Description of inheritance system where the Bennet’s wealth will be passed on to heirs male, namely Mr. Collins b. Description of Mr. Collins’s letter about his desire to visit Longbourn to make peace through his desire to help the Bennet’s c. Description of Mr. Collins’s story aabout the kindness and nobility of Lady Catherine who had generously raised him to be a clergyman d. Description of Mr. Collins’s Characters who had been described as pride and obsequiousness, self-importance, and humility e. Description of Mr. Collins’s plan to marry Jane. However, Mrs. Bennet refused it because Jane was getting married soon and changed his choice to Elizabeth. He will look like a great and generous man f. Description of Mr. Collins’s trip accompanied his cousins to Meryton except Marry to visit Mr. and Mrs. Philips g. Description of their meeting with Mr. Denny and Mr. Wickham along the road to Mr. Philips’s house, which was accompanied by an unexpected meeting among Mr. Wickham, Mr. Darcy, and Mr. Bingley 7 A Dinner Invitation in Mr. Philips’s house a. Description of Mr. Wickham and Mr. Denny’s arrival in the dinner b. Description of Mr. Wickham’s description about the ugliness of Darcy’s treatment of him regarding the inheritance that Darcy's father gave him and the arrogance of Mr. Darcy and his sister c. Description of Jane’s distrust when Elizabeth told her bad news about Mr. Darcy after back home from the dinner in Mr. Philips’s house d. Description of Mr. Bingley and his sister’s arrival to bring a ball invitation to the Bennet’s five daughters and Mr. Collins e. Description of Mr. Collins’s willingness to dance with Elizabeth in the ball later 119

f. Description ofElizabeth's disappointment found herself going to dance with Mr. Collins even though she wanted to dance with Mr. Wickham 8 A Ball in Netherfield a. Description of Elizabeth’s attendance in a ball in Netherfield and her disappointment because of Mr. Wickham didn’t come b. Description of Elizabeth’s shame to dance with Mr. Collins c. Description of Mr. Darcy’s invitation to dance with Elizabeth which was well received by Elizabeth d. Description of Mr. Darcy’s annoyance towards Elizabeth’s questions about his relationship with Mr. Wickham e. Description of Miss Bingley’s suggestion to do not believe in what Mr. Wickham said about f. Description of Elizabeth's persistence about her opinion of Wickham’s goodness and the badness of Darcy g. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s hope towards Mr. Bingley proposed Jane that will be give a good impact for her sister to marry a rich man also h. Description of Elizabeth’s shame towards Mrs. Bennet’s act that heralded the closeness of Jane and Mr. Bingley and his demeaning attitude to Mr. Darcy 9 Mr. Collins Propose Elizabeth a. Description of Mr. Collins’s willingness to propose Elizabeth by promising wealth after marriage b. Description of Elizabeth’s honest to refuse the proposal even Mr. Collins promised a better fortune c. Description of Mr. Collins’s snobby that he is a man who does not deserve to be rejected, with an offer for a seductive life and also his closeness with a nobleman like Lady Catherine de Bourgh. d. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s efforts to persuade Mr. Bennet in order to force Elizabeth to receive the proposal e. Description of Elizabeth’s persistent to refuse the proposal f. Description of Mr. Collin’s disappointment because he though with his current position he did not deserve to be rejected 10 Mr. Bingley Left Netherfield a. Description of Elizabeth’s meeting with Mr. Wickham in Meryton and then he drove Elizabeth home to Longbourn b. Description of Miss Bingley’s letter told that they will leave Netherfield until winter and also the closeness between Mr. Bingley and Miss Darcy c. Description of Elizabeth’s prejudice that that Miss Bingley had planned to make Bingley stayed longer in London because he thought that her family didn’t have enough wealth for them 120

d. Description of Jane's belief that Miss Bingley could not possibly intend to keep her away from Mr. Bingley 11 Mr. Collins Proposed Miss Lucas a. Description of Lady Lucas’s strategy to attract Mr. Collins and marry him b. Description of Mr. Collins’s proposal to Miss Lucas c. Statement of marriage was a source of livelihood for women d. Description of Elizabeth's disappointment at Lady Lucas's decision to marry Mr. Collins e. Description of Miss Lucas’s decision to marry Mr. Collins by considering wealth, livelihood and relatives promised by Mr. Collins would make their marriage would be happy married f. Description of Mr. Collins’s visits to Lucas Lodge g. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s hatred towards Sir William Lucas’s family h. Description of of Jane's arrival in London which was ignored by Miss Bingley 12 Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Visited Longbourn a. Description of Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner’s arrival to celebrate Christmas in Longbourn b. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s grievance about Elizabeth’s refusal towards Mr. Collins’s proposal c. Description of Elizabeth's expectations regarding Jane and Bingly's relationship by accepting Mrs. Gardiner's invitation to engage Jane to go to Gracechurch Street, London d. Description of Mrs. Gardiner’s suggestion to Elizabeth to do not as quick to love Wickham e. Description of Elizabeth’s character who was not in a rush to take a decision f. Description of Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner’s departure to their home in Gracechurch street accompanied by Jane g. Description of Mr. Collins and Miss Lucas’s wedding h. Description of Jane’s decision not to fix her relations with Miss Bingley i. Description of Mr. Wickham’s closeness with Miss King 13 Sir Wiilliam Lucas, Maria, and Elizabeth Visited Mr. and Mrs. Collins’s House in Hunsford a. Description of Elizabeth's departure with Sir William Lucas and his sister to visit Mr. Collins b. Description of Mr. Wickham’s closeness with Miss King c. Description of Mr. Collins's arrogance in displaying furniture and garden in his home d. Description of the beauty of Rosings and Elizabeth's visit to the Rosing for tea and dinner e. Description of Lady Catherine's superior where all things did not escape her view f. Description of Elizabeth’s struggle towards Lady Catherine’s opinion about her family 121

g. Description of Colonel Fitzwilliam's story about Mr. Darcy, who just helped his friend kept him away from a woman h. Description of Elizabeth's question about the price for a youngest man from the earl family i. Description of Mr. Darcy’s declaration of his feeling to Elizabeth and followed by Elizabeth’s refusal j. Description of Elizabeth’s regret after she read Mr. Darcy’s letter 14 Sir Wiilliam Lucas, Maria, and Elizabeth Back to Hertfordshire a. Description of their departure to Gracechurch Street b. Decription of Elizabeth, Jane, and Maria’s departure to the lodging where Lydia and Kitty were waiting for them c. Description of a news that the militia regiment will leave Merytonin the summer d. Description of Lydia’s characterization who always chases the militia regiment in Meryton e. Description of Elizabeth’s willingness to still hate Mr. Darcy f. Description of Lydia’s willingness to go to Brightonin order to have the opportunity to spread her charms in front of men she did not know g. Description of Mr. Wickham’s arrival in Longbourn for a dinner before leaving Meryton 15 Visiting Pemberley a. Description of the beauty of Pemberley b. Description of Elizabeth’s regret for rejecting Mr. Darcy’s first proposal c. Descriptions of Mr. Darcy's kindness and generosity were told directly by her caregiver d. Description of Mr. Darcy’s arrival to Pemberley and his willingness to introduce his younger sister e. Description of Mr. and Miss Darcy’s arrival in Lambton to meet Elizabeth and the Gardiner along with the arrival of Mr. Bingley f. Description of Elizabeth’s decision to not consider Miss Bingley’s teasing about the leaving of the militia regiment g. Description of Miss Bingley's attitude denounced Elizabeth's appearance after leaving Pemberley which triggered Mr. Darcy to defend Elizabeth 16 Lydia Left Her Family with Mr. Wickham a. Description of the Bennet's family panic over Lydia's actions to leave Longbourn with Wickham b. Description of Mr. Bennet and Mr. Gardiner’s efforts to find Lydia c. Description of Mr. Collins’s letter about his concern over the Bennte’s problem 122

d. Description of Mr. Bennet’s regret because Lydia had been allowed to go to Brighton e. A description of Mr. Gardiner’s letter that conveyed plans for the Wickham and Lydia marriage on condition that it bequeathed an inheritance of five thousand pounds and one hundred pounds per year f. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s happiness for Lydia's marriage with Mr. Wickham g. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s laziness to save money, and the marriage law that established Mr. Bennet to support Lydia and Wickham's request h. Description of the shameless and wild attitude shown by Lydia when she arrived at Longbourn with her husband i. Description of Mr. Gardiner’s letter that conveying Darcy's involvement in resolving Lydia's problems and paying off Wickham's debts 17 Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy Visited Longbourn a. Description of news that Mr. Bingley will back to Netherfield then made Mrs. Bennet to persuade her husband to visit him b. Description of Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy ‘s arrival in Longbourn c. Description of Mrs. Bennet’s invitation to theme for a dinner d. Description of Elizabeth’s shame over her mother’s bad attitude towards Mr. Darcy because she knew that Mr. Darcy was the person that helped to pay all of Mr. Wickham’s debts and help Lydia so that she could marry with Mr. Wickham e. Description of Elizabeth's awareness of her feelings for Darcy and her hope to seat and enjoyed the night with Mr. Darcy f. Description of Mr. Bingley’s visit to Longbourn in the next day and Mrs. Bennet’s strategy to bring Jane closer to Mr. Bingley, however, her strategy was useless because of Mr. Bingley did not propose Jane g. Description of Mr. Bingley’s proposal to Jane h. Description of the happiness of the Bennet family and the spread of news about the marriage of Bingley and Jane 18 Lady Catherine de Bourgh Visited Longbourn a. Description of Lady Catherine’s insult towards the bennet’s house b. Description of Elizabeth’s courtesy in welcoming Lady Catherine in Longbourn c. Description of Lady Catherine's statement that denigrated Elizabeth as a woman who was not worthy of marrying Darcy d. Description of Lady Catherine’s warning to stay away from Mr. Darcy because of different social class e. Description of Elizabeth’s waiver towards Lady Catherine’s warning to stay away from Darcy 123

f. Description of Lady Catherine's insult to Elizabeth's sister, Lydia as a despicable woman who did not deserve to be her nephew’s sister-in-law g. Description of Elizabeth’s decision to follow her desire to mary with Mr. Darcy 19 Mr. Darcy Proposed Elizabeth a. Description of Elizabeth’s thanking for all the helps that Mr. Darcy gave to her family b. Description of Mr. Darcy’s second proposal to Elizabeth c. Description of Darcy’s confession towards his desire to marry Elizabeth in front of Mr. Bennet, and followed by Elizabeth’s blessing from her father and told about all the kindness of Mr. Darcy d. Description of the Bennet’s happiness towards Mr. Darcy’s proposal to Elizabeth e. Description of Mr. Darcy’s letter to Mr. Collins to tell Lady Catherine that he would marry Elizabeth thus made Lady Catherine was going angry f. Description of the arrival Mr. and Mrs. Collins at Lucas Lodge g. Description of two marriage of the Bennet family h. Description of Lydia’s willingness to get a job in Pemberley but it was refused by Elizabeth i. Description of Miss Bingley's attitude changed and began to accept and love Elizabeth as well as Lady Catherine

Appendix 3. Table of Tabulation of Class Difference and Class Struggle in Pride and Prejudice (1813)

No. Issues Sequences Frequency 1. Class Discrimination Difference a. Unfair system for 4a, 5d, 6a, 9a, 9c 5 woman b. Prejudice between 2d, 3f, 5b, 5c, 5e, 5f, 5h, 10b, 10c, 13e, 15 classes 15g, 18a, 18c, 18d, 18f Exploitation 1b, 4d, 9d, 12i, 13b, 16e, 16f 7 2. Class Struggle Resistance 1b, 2h, 2i, 3c, 5a, 5e, 9b, 9e, 13f, 13g, 13h, 16 13i, 15f, 18e, 18g, 19b 124

Mimicry 9 2b, 8a, 8c, 12c, 13c, 15b, 16i, 17e, 18b

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Appendix 4 Riwayat Hidup

Kadek Ayu Dewi Prastika lahir di Bondalem, 13 Juli 1997 dari pasangan Made Kawiasa dan Kadek Redi Sarcita. Penulis adalah anak kedua dari tiga bersaudara. Penulis berkebangsaan Indonesia dan beragama Hindu. Penulis sekarang tinggal di Banjar Dinas Kaja Kangin Desa Bondalem, Kecamatan Tejakula Kabupaten Buleleng, Provinsi Bali. Pendidikan yang telah ditempuh penulis yaitu pendidikan dasar di SD Negeri 2 Bondalem dan lulus pada tahun 2010. Kemudian penulis melanjutkan pendidikan menengah pertama di SMP Negeri 4 Tejakula dan lulus pada tahun 2013. Pada semester akhir pada tahun 2016, penulis menyelesaikan pendidikan menengah atas di SMA Negeri 2 Tejakula dan melanjutnya pendidikannya di Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha mengambil jurusan Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris. Pada semester akhir tahun 2020, penulis telah menyelesaikan Tugas Akhir yang berjudul “The Representation of Class Struggle in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (1813) from Marxist Perspective. Selanjutnya, pada tahun 2014 sampai penulisan skripsi ini, penulis masih terdaftar sebagai mahasiswa Program Studi Bahasa Asing Jurusan Pendidikan Bahsa Inggris.