The document summarizes 5 books that deal with the themes of love and wealth: - Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen explores the difficulties of love when prejudices get in the way, though in the end love conquers all. - In Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, the soulmates Heathcliff and Catherine barely meet but share a powerful love like a "mountain rock." - Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray shows how wealth and superficiality come to dominate love. - F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby features a protagonist obsessed with Daisy despite believing wealth is most important, showing in the end that love should not be corrupted by wealth.

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3. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Year: 1813
Author: Jane Austen
Place: United Kingdom
Pride is sometimes put aside despite the obsession and the desire to
posses each other, the hearts of these characters with dark shades
are difficult to understand.
Emotions are strong but, prejudices suffocate the latter even if, in
the end, love wins over everything.

4. WUTHERING HEIGHTS
Year: 1847
Author: Emily Brontë
Place: United Kingdom
Love triumphs, even if in a petty way. These soulmates barely meet
but when they find themselves in each other’s arms, love is a powerful
antidote against all poison. Two guys from two different worlds, but
together they make sparks. Their love is solid as a mountain rock.

5. DORIAN GRAY
Year: 1890
Author: Oscar wilde
Place: United Kingdom
In the portrait of Dorian Gray, wealth unfortunately
wins over love. Superficiality and the love of
appearing emerges in the novel.
These aspects are the only recognized values.
This vision of life makes us understand
how important is appearing rather than being;
such a profound feeling as love shouldn’t be
dominated by wealth and problems arising.

6. THE GREAT GATSBY
Year: 1922
Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald
Place: united states
In ‘The great Gatsby’ the theme of love and richness are the basis
of the protagonist. Although he is rich and believes that wealth is
the only important value, he is obsessed by the figure of Daisy.
Gatsby tries to persuade her with wealth and all his luxorious
stuff, but at the end the writer Fizgerald tries not to win the love
corrupted by richness