V6 P2 W3 Pride and Prejudice

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Homework check

Goal

I know the plot of Pride and Prejudice

Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have 5 daughter, who will not inherit anything.

Mrs. Bennet's main focus is to get her daughters married.

mr. Bingley and mr. Darcy arrive at Longbourn.

Jane is sick at Netherfields, Elizabeth goes to take care of her.

mr. Collins comes to Longbourn and later proposes to Elizabeth.

Wickham arrives at Longbourn.

He speaks to Elizabeth about his association with mr. Darcy.

mr. Bingley and his company leave Netherfield for London, leaving Jane heartbroken.

Jane decides to go to London in the hopes of seeing mr. Bingley there,

Elizabeth's close friend marries mr. Collins

(subsequently, she will inherit their home when their father dies)

Elizabeth visits Charlotte at her new home. When dining at Lady Catherine de Bourgh, they meet mr. Darcy again.

Mr. Darcy proposes to Elizabeth.

He writes her a letter after she has refused him, to set the record straight.

Jane returns from her aunt and uncle in London. 

They take Elizabeth on a tour of Derbyshire. They decide to have a look at Pemberley (mr. Darcy's estate), seeing as he isn't home.

Lydia and Wickham run away together, ruining her sisters' reputation.

They eventually marry after Darcy's interference.

Bingley returns to Longbourn and proposes to Jane.

Darcy's aunt visist Elizabeth to keep her from marrying Darcy. (even though they are not engaged.)

After talking to his aunt, Darcy proposes to Elizabeth for a second time. She accepts.

Double wedding for Jane and Bingley & Elizabeth and Darcy.

Three love affairs are played out simultaneously in this novel: Who are the loving couples?

Darcy

Bingham

Wickham

Elizabeth

Jane

Lydia

7. Which few traits do you think best describe the following characters?

Mr Collins

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

Lydia

 Mrs Bennet

vain, hypocrite, snob

meddlesome, arrogant, a schemer 

 flirt, man-chaser 

foolish, fickle, ill-informed

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