Questions and Answers
What does reproach mean?
address someone in such a way as to express disapproval or disappointment
What does obstinate mean?
stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion
What does duplicity mean?
deceitfulness
Why does Mrs. Gardiner caution Elizabeth about falling in love with Mr. Wickham?
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How does Elizabeth respond to Mrs. Gardiner's warning?
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What marriage finally takes place?
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What has happened between Miss Bingley and Jane now that Jane is in London?
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What has happened to Mr. Wickham?
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Why does Mrs. Gardiner no longer have to worry about Elizabeth falling in love with Mr. Wickham?
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How has Jane been doing in London with the Gardiners?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Definitions
- Reproach: A term used to describe the act of expressing disapproval or disappointment toward someone.
- Obstinate: Signifies a stubborn resistance to change one's opinion or actions.
- Duplicity: Refers to deceitfulness or double-dealing in behavior or speech.
Plot Developments
- Mrs. Gardiner warns Elizabeth about Mr. Wickham, highlighting his financial instability and lack of ambition, indicating he is unsuitable for love.
- Elizabeth reassures Mrs. Gardiner that she will not encourage Mr. Wickham’s advances, asserting her independence.
- A significant marriage occurs between Mr. Collins and Charlotte, reflecting societal norms and pressures regarding marriage in that era.
Character Interactions and Changes
- Jane experiences negativity from Miss Bingley during her stay in London, showing a shift in their relationship dynamics.
- Mr. Wickham redirects his affections toward Miss King, who has suddenly acquired wealth, illustrating his mercenary tendencies.
- Elizabeth recognizes Mr. Wickham’s ulterior motives, leading to her disinterest, which alleviates Mrs. Gardiner's concerns about a romance developing.
Jane's Experience
- Jane’s visit with the Gardiners is fraught with disappointment as she begins to lose hope regarding her connection with Mr. Bingley, compounded by the unpleasantness she faces from Miss Bingley.
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