Pride and Prejudice

Charlotte is getting old, at 27, and is afraid of becoming an old maid, dependent on her family and without a home of her own. She is aware of the fact that Mr Collins has faults, but she is not romantic and does not mind marrying without love.

Lydia is the wild one of the Bennet sisters. She is youngest, but she is the most active and the most thoughtless. She is rude and careless. She causes trouble without thinking of it and does not understand the difficulty she causes others. When she elopes with Wickham, she does not understand why this might be distressing to her family. In the end, the author makes it clear that Lydia is doomed to a difficult and unhappy life because of her careless behaviour.

pride and prejudice is the most popular novel, written by Jane Austen, when she was hardly 21. This novel was first written in 1796-97, in epistolary style,under the title. First Impression. First Impression is one of the key phrases in the terminology of sentimental fiction. It signifies the truth and strength of one s immediate emotional responses usually love at first sight.

Catholic immigrants faced prejudice in the United States due to their religious beliefs, which were seen as conflicting with Protestant ideals. They were often discriminated against in job opportunities, housing, and social settings. This prejudice was also fueled by anti-immigrant sentiment and fears of cultural change.

The owner of the large estate at Derbyshire in "Pride and Prejudice" was Mr. Darcy.

Mrs. Bennet is eager for one of her daughters to marry the new neighbor, Mr. Bingley, because he is a wealthy and eligible bachelor. In the Regency Era, securing a good marriage for daughters was crucial for their social status and financial security. Mrs. Bennet sees Mr. Bingley as a desirable match who could raise their family's standing in society.

10,000 pounds is equal to $16,272.93 currently. Back when the book was published, this was a much larger amount, obviously.

They are extremely opiniated - both are quite ready to form an opinion on another person after a relatively short period of time, both are convinced they are right and that the other is wrong, but both of them admits his/her mistakes when showed the truth.

It depends on which version you mean. Keira Knightley played her in the 2006 version. It's kind of Pride and Prejudice Lite but may be a good introduction. Jennifer Ehle played her in the 1995 BBC production available through the A & E Network in the US. Colin Firth played Darcy. That is the favourite version of many people. Greer Garson played opposite Laurence Olivier in an older Black and White version. There are lots of other versions also, even a Bollywood version called Bride and Prejudice. Bridget Jones' Diary with Renee Zoellweger is actually an updated take on Pride and Prejudice also. (Check the name of the character played by... Colin Firth!

They dont like each other at first, they secretly love each other but is in denial.

The difference would be the report itself. Elizabeth has a much stronger personality in the book then she does in the movie. As well as in the book the mother is more over the top. Lastly, and most important, in the book they never kiss on the lips, and in the movie they do (Which may seem small, but it's symbolism, and it's pretty much all about the problem of the novel and exagerates the thyme.)As well as the report it's self is the difference would be the fact that the is much more detailed conversation in the book than the movie. There is also the sheer fact that movies never do grip a book entirely because most movies can't have everything books do(because the time of a movie has to be reasonable.)

Charlotte does not particularly enjoy Mr. Collins' company. She encourages Mr. Collins to take long walks so that they will spend much of the day apart. She also encourages his work in the gardens, visits to the deBourghs', and keeps her sitting room in the back of the house (away from the road) for the same reason.

mr darcy and wickham don't like each other because wickham's fatheer worked to darcy's father ,darcy's farther had said to wickham's farther that he will give a place in church but after darcy's farther died darcy gave that place to another one.So wickham doesn't like darcy,and then darcy aslo doesn't like wickham.

Mrs. Bennet clearly believes it is very important to the well being of any young woman that she marry, if she can. This is because it is crucial to her financial welfare, unless she is independently rich, which the Bennet sisters are not. The issue of love seems irrelevant to Mrs. Bennet.

Why do people enter relationships? There isn't one simple answer. She realized that she loved him through the actions he took to help her family and after she removed her prejudices against him, she began to fall in love.

Darcy was clearly shocked by Elizabeth's rejection of his proposal of marriage. He clearly was deeply in love, but he fully expected her to accept. In rejecting him, she was rejecting a man other women thought was desirable. He had commented on the fact that her chance of being married well was greatly reduced by her lack of wealth and connections, and she was refusing wealth in favor of taking her chances with marring someone unknown or being poor. Her rejection made him think about what was wrong with him that she would not want him.

We do not see Darcy's self examination. She had complained about various things in rejecting him, some arguably true, and at least one thing clearly wrong. He had to think about the things she said. In truth, he had complained, for example, about her mother; but Elizabeth's mother was no worse in any respect than his aunt, except for a difference of wealth. He had complained about her family in general, but was surprised to realize his complaint had not been correct when he met Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner, took them for people of fashion, and learned they were her mothers brother and sister in law. Later, when he heard of Lydia's elopement, he clearly knew the same scandal had very nearly been visited on his own family by the same man, and would have been except for chance intervening. In the end, he had to realize the two families were very much alike in many ways.

Elizabeth had talked about his faults on a number of occasions. He had said he was resentful and unforgiving. And yet, Elizabeth clearly blamed him for things he had done that hurt her sister, Jane. He could not deny he had tried to separate Bingley and Jane. In order to deal with Bingley honestly, he had to confess this to him. And in doing so, perhaps even contemplating doing so, he had to admit he had done something that had all the potential of being as bad as what Wickham had nearly done to him.

He was left with only a single reasonable option, which was to respect other people, even if they had their faults.

However it happened, it is an interesting story, and made all the more interesting, perhaps, because the author chose not to tell it. Instead, she left it to our imaginations.

Yes, he plays Geoffrey.

Lydia would not have eloped with George Wickham if she was not convinced that he wanted to get married.

that Darcy was jealous of whickam and that Darcy was angry that his own father left whickam money.

In the book, Austen gives very limited physical descriptions of her characters, including Darcy. One of the very few things she makes clear is that he is tall. The first--and really, only--description she gives of him is from Chapter 3, and merely says that he is tall, handsome, and has a noble air about him.

He has been portrayed in movies by Sir Laurence Olivier, Colin Firth, and Matthew Macfadyen, as well as others in knock-offs and retellings. All three of these men are dark-haired.

Darcy has a sister named Georgiana, who is a minor but important character in the book. She is important because she is held up by Caroline Bingley as a likely candidate for Bingley to marry, because she once tried to elope with Wickham, and because her nature and history shed light on Darcy's character.

Mr.Darcy is actually from Pemberly which we learn is near Derbyshire. His hoiuse or residence is not exactly in Derbyshire but a little on the aside. In the later part of the novel ,Elizabeth goes with her aunt and uncle to the lakes but cant make it there so instead they check out Derbyshire and hence Darcys house

It was a social disaster that brought public shame on all members of the Bennet family.