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Mr. Darcy
Elizabeth rejected Darcy.
She gave her reasons for this, which included the fact that he had separated her sister Jane from his friend, Bingley; the fact that she believed he had ruined Wickham, and the fact that she regarded him as conceited and arrogant.
Darcy muddled his response to this, and needed to write his famous letter to clarify the issue. He made it clear that he regarded her family as very inferior to his own, and that he regarded separating Jane from Bingley as doing his friend a service.
Both of them were clearly very angry by the time the scene was over.
The library of Hunsford
Mr. Gardiner and Mrs. Phillips
Colonel Fitzwilliam told Elizabeth taht Mr. Darcy had saved Charles Bingly from an imprudent marrige.
Darcy wanted to win Elizabeth's favor.
mr. Bennet states that he did not want to listen to Lydia's complaning if she had to stay at Longbourn.
When she read darcy's letter
Elizabeth learns the truth about Wickham when she reads Darcy's letter. She does not accept all that he says at first, but eventually she recognizes Wickham's depravity.
Distraught.
Darcy expected Elizabeth to feel flattered that he would propose to her and ofcourse accept his proposal. But when she refuses him atfirst he was angry but then later on when he came to think about it , he realises that he had misjudged her, and that she was not the type of woman who would marry a man only for his money.
George Wickham did not attend the ball at Netherfield, because he did not want to meet Mr. Darcy
Lady Catherine lives at an estate called Rosings, in Kent. Mr. Collins home, called Hunsford, is very near it.
Darcy thought that Jane was not instrested in Mr Bingley
Lady Catherine visits Elizabeth to make sure Elizabeth and Darcy will not get married.
Elizabeth concurred with Jane's assessment of her relationship with Mr. Bingley
The full question is:
What best summarizes Elizabeth's view of marriage in Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen?
Choices:
- Elizabeth is not interested in getting married for any reason
- Elizabeth believes that a marriage should be based on love
- Elizabeth is convinced that having a marriage that is based on love is impossible
- Elizabeth knows that a marriage should be based on love but is also willing to accept financial security as the main reason to get married
Elizabeth believes that a marriage should be based on love.
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