11.12.1
When does Darcy's personality change?
Darcy starts to change after his first disastrous proposal to Elizabeth Bennet.
What is the theme of overcoming prejudice?
This theme is shown when Elizabeth realizes her first impressions were wrong.
What is the significance of the Pemberley setting?
This setting allowed Elizabeth to see Darcy's true character through his kindness to his staff.
What is "inferiority"
This word in Darcy's first proposal creates a tone of superiority.
What is "I have not the pleasure of understanding you"?
This ironic line mentioned, shows Mr. Bennet teasing his wife about visiting Bingley.
How does Elizabeth's perspective of Darcy changes throughout the story?
Elizabeth's perspective of Darcy changes from disliking to realizing he's a good man.
What is the theme of personal growth?
This theme developed as Darcy learns to change his behavior for Elizabeth.
What is the impact of Lydia's elopement?
This plot creates tension by showing how her actions threaten the Bennet family and their reputation.
What is "your arrogance, your concent?," express?
Elizabeth's use of this phrase showher anger towards Darcy's pride.
What is Elizabeth's comment about Darcy's politeness?
Elizabeth's sarcastic reply to Darcy reveals her frustration with his pride.
How does Elizabeth react to her friend "Charlotte" getting married to Mr. Collins?
Elizabeth is surprised and upset since she thinks Charlotte is marrying Mr. Collins just for security, not love.
What is the theme of marriage as a social contract?
This theme appears when Charlotte marries Mr. Collins for stability not love.
What is the effect of Darcy's refusal to dance at the ball?
This introduction of Darcy seemed proud and made him look unapproachable at first.
What is a humorous or exaggerated tone?
Austen's description of Mrs. Bennet as "nervous" adds this tone to the novel.
What is "Let us hope for better things"?
This clear view shows how calmly Mr. Bennet reacts to Lydia's scandal.
How does Elizabeth recognize her own prejudice throughout the novel?
She quickly realizes her mistakes of misjudging Darcy and trusted Mr. Wickham to fast.
What is the theme of reputation and it's importance's?
This theme is shown through Lydia's reckless actions and their consequences.
What is the purpose of placing Darcy's letter before the Pemberley visit?
The ordering of events lets the audience see Elizabeth's growth before Darcy proposes again.
What is a formal, commanding tone?
Darcy's "You must allow me to tell you" sets the formal, commanding tone at the start of his proposal.
What is Irony?
Austen uses this skill when describing Lady Chatherine's "condescension."
By the end of P&P, how does Elizabeth become more self aware of her judgments?
She realizes she judges people way to quickly. Darcy's letter was the turning point, leaving her to realize her mistakes.
What are the themes of pride and prejudice working together?
The two themes interact when Elizabeth and Darcy having to confront their flaws before being together.
What is the effect of Wickham' unreliable storytelling?
This reveals Wickham's lies slowly build suspense and shifts the reader's sympathy and feelings.
What is a tone of admiration and surprise?
Austen's elegant language during the Pemberley visit creates this emotional effect of admiration and surprise.
What is Elizabeth pretending not to care about Darcy?
This moment shows Elizabeth saying one thing but meaning another when speaking to Miss Bingley.