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Elizabeth Bennet
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- 1"Lizzy has more of quickness than her sisterswho says it: Chapter 1 Mr Bennet in chapter one.
Lizzy is witty - 2"could not like"About Bingley sisters after 1st impression. She is prejudice+ doesn't like them after only meeting with them once
- 3"remained with no very cordial feelings towards him"after she over hears Mr Darcy refuse to dance with her; when her hatred starts towards him. Does not give him another chance
- 4"lively , playful disposition, which delighted in any thing ridiculous "dearly love a laugh" " follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me" " i laugh at them whenever I can"she doesn't get very offended though by Darcy = strong
and is very witty and joyful. She is like her father and is amused by anyone who is silly. - 5"he is also handsome" " truth in his looks" " whose very countenance may vouch for your being amiable"Lizzy is actually a bit superficial and shallow- judges people or whether to trust someone on what they look like- prejudice
- 6"more quickness of observation and less pliancy of temper " " with a judgment too unassailed by any attention to herself"Chapter 4: Elizabeth is very quick to judge. In this case the Bingley sister after the Ball
- 7"but it is not sound" - To Charlotte Lucas " your plan is a good one"" where nothign is in question but the desire of being well married; and i were determined to get a rich husband" " not quite enough to make her understand his characterElizabeth is Jane Austen's mouthpiece; that showing over effecting to guarantee a secure marriage, no matter what the person's character is , is wrong. That for a chance of happiness in marriage, one must know their partners character. Marriage is a mixture of love and stability.
- 8"Beautiful expression of her dark eyes" " figure to be light and pleasing" " caught by her playfulness"- Mr DacryDarcy is starting to fancy lizzy. She is fun, pretty and slim.
- 9Chapter 6 " i see what he is about" " he has a very satirical eye"Elizabeth is prejudice and thinks that Darcy is trying to listen to her as to scare her. Already judging him yet has never spoken with him.
- 10easy and unaffected, had been listened to with much more pleasure"Lizzy is adequate at singing
- 11" Mr Darcy is all politeness"Elizabeth is sarcastic and witty" - she hates Darcy and is cheeky in saying this, in-front of Mr Darcy's face= not afraid of rank.
- 12" Elizabeth feeling really anxious" " determined to go to her" " did not quit her room for a moment"On hearing that Jane is ill, she is prepared to go straight to her. She cares a lot about Jane and is very headstrong.
She doesn't care what others will think of her or of what she looks like in front of the Bingleys. - 13" a great reader"She is intellectual- most likely why she is witty and does not give in to social standards.
- 14" you must comprehend a great deal in your idea of an accoplished woman" " i never saw such a woman "Elizabeth, firstly disagrees with socially high standards for women- feminist but also has little faith in other's abilities.
- 15" that is exactly what i should have supposed of you" " intricate characters are the most amusing" " illustrated by your character"Elizabeth loves to study people and judge their personality. She is very quick to judge and in this case is talking to Bingley in chapter 9.
Analyse Darcy's character all the time - 16" blushing for her mother" " general pause which ensued made Elizabeth tremble lest he mother should be exposing herself again" "ashamed of her mother's ungracious and reluctant good wishes"Elizabeth is always being embarrased by her mother. At this point her mother is fighting with Darcy about the country.
3rd quote is when Mrs B is being superficial and wishing Charlotte to be happy in a cruel way= embarrasing - 17" she hardly knew how to suppose that she could be an object of admiration to so great a man" " liked him too little to care"She is puzzles why Darcy is falling for her- she doest;t really understand him yet is still quick to judge him.
She also chooses to ignore the signs that Darcy is falling for her as she is too blind to prejudice. - 18" i always delight in overthrowing those kind of schemes and cheating a person of their pre-mediated contempt"Elizabeth is not affraid to stand up to Miss Bingley due to her status- is head strong
- 19"if not for the inferiority of her connection , he should be in some danger"Class and wealth have a huge play in marriage; you have to marry into a well connected family to marry well.
Elizabeth's family embarrases her a lot and her low class prevents Darcy from falling for her instantly. - 20" wilfully to misunderstand people" she is not good at " judging people properly at first"Darcy points out Elizabeths fault of prejudice
- 21" means to be severe on us, and our surest way of disappointing him will be to ask nothing about it" " greater punishment to her partner to oblige him to talk"Elizabeth likes to annoy Mr Darcy - loves to tease him as she hates him.
She is always trying to punish Darcy from what happened in the beginning= holds grudges. - 22" such as vanity and pride" " implacable resentment is a shade in a character"Elizabeth and Darcy have a debate over each other's character. Elizabeth is the only one who is not a push-over and challenges Darcy= what Darcy likes.
- 23" beg" " impatient to get home"Lizzy is desperate to go hom and fed up of Miss Bingley's indifference and wants to get away from Darcy
- 24" he must be an oddity"Elizabeth is prejudice towards Mr Collins- judges correctly this time.
- 25" unreasonable admiration" " head full of him" " Elizabeth honoured him for such feelings" " whatever he did, done gracefully" " had fully proposed being engaged by Mr Wickham"Elizabeth is enamoured by Wickham-
- 26"why did you not seek legal redress? " amiable be in a friendship with such a man" "Elizabeth allowed that the had given a very rational account of it"finds faults in Wickham's plan but is so prejudice towards her hatred of Darcy and Wickham's good looks, she still believes him.
- 27" made Elizabeth smile as she thought of poor Miss Bingley"Elizabeth is smug and happy to see Miss Bingley's attempt to get Darcy to be in vain and fail. Not a good trait, quiet malicious.
- 28" arrogant, conceited woman"Prejudice- never met Lady CdB, but yet speaks freely of her opinion
- 29" one knows exactly what to think will not be " convinced by assurances only"stubborn and head strong, even when her sister tells her that their may be fault in Mr Wickhams stories as well as Miss Bingley and Mr Bingley, she is stubborn that there isn't.Blind to see what is in front of her.
- 30" Elizabeth was in agonies" " looked " " took the hint"Elizabeth is being absolutely embarrased by the whole of her family at Netherfield ball, and has such a close relationship with Mr B. that she only has to look at him and he understands.
- 31Elizabeth listened with delight" " modest hopes"Elizabeth is happy for her sister with Bingley; she cares for her greatly and only wants her hapiness
- 32there are few people in the world whom I really love and still fewer of whom I think well.’ –Elizabeth is very careful and judgemental of who she befriends, she gives her love out scarcely.
- 33" Insolent girl" won't be " influences by such paltry attack"Hates to be wrong= stubborn, Prejudice that she doesn't listen to those she hates, and she hates Miss Bingley
- 34" the greatest misfortune of all " " determined to hate"Lizzy accepts Darcy's offer to dance. She is prejudice as she is determined to hate him.
- 35" feeling displeasure against the former was so sharpened by immediate disappointment" " attention , forbearance, patience with Darcy" as" injury to WickhamHead-strong and superficial. The fact that Darcy has now taken away her crush= hatred.
Sworn not to talk to Darcy for Wickham- only known Wickham for a few day- yet again quick to judge. - 36"Head-strong, foolish girl"Mother's least favourite.
- 37"vexed and embarrassed" "absolutely necessary to interrupt him now" " can i speak plainer"Really doesn't want to marry Mr Collins as she does not love him and only wants to marry for love an security, not just security
- 38"Elizabeth , sometimes with real earnest and sometimes with playful gaiety, replied to her attacks"Mrs B threatens Elizabeth to marry Collins, but Elizabeth is strong and stands by her beliefs. Also shows her humour.
- 39" heart was divided between concern of her sister and resentment against all the others" " she could not think without anger" " slave to his designing friends"Elizabeth loves Jane and worries for her but is happy that he Bingley's are leaving as she hates them.
Lizzy is also angry with Mr Bingley for being a push-over and sacrificing her sister's and his happiness by listening to his friends to stay in London. - 40" cannot have proper way of thinking" and has gone against "the principle of integrity"Elizabeth is disapointed and harsh to her friend Charlotte who has married Mr Collins
- 41"that selfishness is prudence, and insensibility of danger, security for happiness"Elizabeth thinks that marrying only for security to a man who is an embarrassment is wrong. She is being very harsh and cruel.
- 42"may want things beside his happiness" " we do not suffer by accident"Elizabeth is very critical to the whole Bingley leaving to London and thinks that Miss Bingley went up to London to keep Mr Bingley from seeing Jane
- 43" you would have laughed yourself out of it sooner" " her heart had been slightly touched"Elizabeth is much more light hearted adn not as sensitive as Jane, she would be upset but not as uspet as Jane
Elizabeth is not that upset when she hears that Wickham has moved on. Realises she was never inlove with him. - 44" she will drop the acquaintance entirely"Lizzy always thinks the worst of people, yet her prejudice is many times proven her correct
- 45" where there is affection, young people are seldom withheld by immediate want of fortune, from entering into engagemnet with each other"Elizabeth thinks society is too focused on marrying for security and wealth and thinks one should get to know eachother better before marrying.
- 46" her desire of seeing Charlotte again, weakened her disgust of Mr. Collins"She misses Charlotte, even though she thinks she has married badly + is disappointed. She decides to go and visit them.
- 47"looked with wonder at her friend that she could have so cheerful an air, with such a companion" " Charlotte's evident enjoyment of it, Elizabeth supposed he must often be forgotten"Elizabeth is prejudice towards how she thought Charlotte's happiness and marriage would be.
She then supposes that Charlotte avoids Mr Collins as much as possible- she thinks he is too anyoing for her= not loving marriage. - 48"saw instantly her cousin's manners were not altered"you can't judge someone instantly= prejudice.
- 49"was not able to gratify him by a sigh of repentance"Lizzy doesn't regret not moving to the parsonage as its small, adequate but not incredible
- 50" and is this all" " Elizabeth's courage did not fail" "found herself equal to the scene"Elizabeth is comfortable in the present of high rank- is not intimidated by Lady CdB or her daughter
- 51" turned her eye to the daughter" " she looks sickly and cross"always ready to judge
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