Jane Austen's adolescent literary texts are full of grotesque farcical situations, black humor, and subversive female portraits, with heroines displaying inappropriate, indecent, and even delinquent behavior within the framework of the "good society" of the Georgian era, where hypocrisy, vanity, jealousy, and shallowness prevail. Combining social satire, burlesque, literary parody, and the element of absurdity in an imaginative way, the youthful writings of the great English author are considered today to be pioneering and groundbreaking, surprising the modern reader with their boldness, originality, and unconventionality.