Emma and Clueless Anyone who's had a wealthy friend agrees that money can go to one's head. This arrogance of affluence is clearly portrayed in Jane Austen's novel "Emma", as well as in the film adaptations "Emma and Clueless". Both the novel and the films display the strange behaviors of men and the foolishness of women. Consequently, men try to take charge and be considerate of women and women strive to become the perfect package …
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…down upon the deprived. Men still aim to woo and women to be wooed. Wealth still triumphs over good moral, and therefore it will in the future. The films Emma and Clueless reflect upon this truth. It is evident that the mistakes from the past will be relived again and again. Jane Austen's novel will be remembered, as will the films. Altogether, people will learn the same lessons, and unfortunately, some things will never change.