answer: #Person1#'s teacher makes #Person1# read Pride and Prejudice, but #Person1# thinks the novel is old. However, #Person2# likes it and tells #Person1# it's a romance novel and its main storyline. They plan to watch the movie together after #Person1# finishes reading it.
documents: #Person1#: I can't believe my English teacher is making me read pride and prejudice!
  #Person2#: Why not! It's a classic. In fact, it's one of my favorite novels.
  #Person1#: But it's so old.
  #Person2#: Don't judge a book by its cover. Do you Kwon what it's about?
  #Person1#: No, not at all.
  #Person2#: First of all, it's a romance novel, set in the early 19th century.
  #Person1#: I didn't realize it was a romance novel. What's the main storyline?
  #Person2#: It's basically about a father who tried to marry off one of his five girls.
  #Person1#: Why does he want to do that?
  #Person2#: Since he doesn't have a son, he hopes that one of the girls will marry a wealthy man. That way, all of his daughters will be cared for.
  #Person1#: Won't they get his inheritance?
  #Person2#: No, that's the problem. Though they are well-off, once he dies, his house will go to his cousin. So, when he dies, the girls will have nothing.
  #Person1#: I see. This sounds interesting! Maybe my teacher isn't so horrible after all.
  #Person2#: So, are you going to read the novel or watch the movie?
  #Person1#: There's movie? My teacher didn't tell me that!
  #Person2#: That's probably because she wants you to read the book first.
  #Person1#: It would take a lot less time. . .
  #Person2#: How about this. When you finish the book. I'll get the movie and watch it with you.
  #Person1#: Ok. That sounds like a deal.