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“Vanity Fair” is celebrated for its incisive wit and keen observation of human nature. Thackeray employs a narrative style that involves direct engagement with the reader, breaking the fourth wall to offer commentary and reflections on the characters and events. This technique adds a layer of intimacy to the storytelling, allowing readers to engage with the novel on a more personal level. Thackeray’s exploration of the complexities of human behavior and societal expectations, coupled with his skillful use of satire, contributes to the enduring relevance of “Vanity Fair” as a compelling examination of ambition, morality, and the pursuit of happiness in a society driven by appearances and social status.