In Jane Austen's twin masterpieces, 'Emma' and 'Persuasion,' the author masterfully interweaves themes of social class, romantic entanglements, and the quest for self-awareness. 'Emma' presents the charming yet flawed titular character who, in her misguided matchmaking endeavors, reflects the complexities of human relationships and societal expectations within early 19th-century England. In stark contrast, 'Persuasion' explores the poignant themes of regret and second chances through the eyes o ...