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Emma learns to appreciate the contributions of farmers like Robert Martin and Mr. Knightley’s able assistant, William Larkins. In fact, by the end of the novel, Emma Woodhouse Knightley is richer than ever, but money itself has never been her problem.

In January 1814, Jane Austen sat down to write a revolutionary novel. Emma, the book she composed over the next year, was to change the shape of what is possible in fiction.

Why does Frank flirt with Emma? He wants to marry her. He wants to conceal his preference for another. He wants to conceal the fact that he is gay.

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Though Gold (Robert Carlyle) ultimately killed the Black Fairy, breaking the curse, the Final Battle was not abated — the Black Fairy had ordered Gideon (Giles Matthey) to kill Emma, who refused to murder an innocent, thus she sacrificed herself.

Hartfield is an estate featured in Emma. It is owned by the Woodhouse family, currently Henry Woodhouse, and is located near the village of Highbury, and is also relatively close to London.

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Highbury is a fictional village in Jane Austen’s Emma. The Woodhouse family of Hartfield estate live near Highbury, as do Mr. and Mrs. Weston of Randalls.

“Clueless” is loosely based on Jane Austen’s 1815 novel, “Emma.” Although most of the characters’ names were changed in the film, Cher was inspired by Austen’s titular heroine, and the film’s plot parallels the classic novel’s — but with modern twists.

So yes… she’s just about the same character as Cher, just with about 200 years of time between them. Not unlike Clueless, Taylor-Joy’s Emma struts around in high fashion the entire movie. Both of these heroines make it quite clear that they are not interested in being in relationships early on in the film.

Clueless is a loose adaptation of Jane Austen’s 1815 novel Emma, and many of its characters have counterparts in the novel.

• Cher Horowitz/Emma Woodhouse: Cher is representative of the main character Emma Woodhouse.
• Josh/Mr. Knightley: Cher’s former stepbrother, whom she finds utterly repulsive.

The Rewatchables. More than any other Emma adaptation, Clueless nails the central appeal of Austen’s difficult character by embracing her devastatingly narrow point of view. And that’s part of the pleasure of Heckerling’s adaptation, too: It represents a heroine who seems like she was basically born yesterday.

She is best known for her role as Cher Horowitz in the 1995 hit “Clueless”. She was paid $250,000 for the role. The film’s success earned her a multi-million-dollar deal with Columbia-TriStar that for a short period made Alicia one of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood.

Okay, let’s get the obvious out of the way: yes, Cher and Josh are step-siblings, which makes their romance weird enough.

No, ‘Clueless’ is not based on a true story. It is based on an original screenplay by Amy Heckerling. Jane Austen’s ‘Emma’ came to her mind and she brought a twist to the story by giving it a modern setting, for which she staked a Beverly Hills school to learn more about the lifestyle of teenagers.

As her step-brother, their relationship isn’t weird at all. Not only do they have different parents, but Josh is older than Cher, with him going to college while she’s going to high school. By the end of the movie, they’re together and happy.

“I wanted it to feel like entering a world that makes you happy” – Amy Heckerling on Clueless at 25. “I had the character really strongly imagined in my head and I was trying to think of a fresh plot that would go along with this kind of girl – somebody who’s just amazingly positive,” Heckerling says.