Which title of the following novels is capitalized correctly?

The title "Pride and Prejudice" is capitalized correctly because in English, it is standard convention to capitalize the first and last words of a title as well as all major words in between. In this title, "Pride" and "Prejudice," both nouns, are capitalized, and the conjunction "and" is correctly not capitalized according to traditional title capitalization rules. This practice helps to clearly define the title and makes it aesthetically appropriate in literary contexts. The other options do not follow these capitalization rules: they either improperly capitalize the conjunction ("And") or use lowercase letters inappropriately, which is not standard for formal title representations.