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How long did Sir William stay at Hunsford before he determined that Charlotte was happy with Mr. Collins?
How long did Sir William stay at Hunsford before he determined that Charlotte was happy with Mr. Collins?
one week
How many times a week is dinner held at Rosings?
How many times a week is dinner held at Rosings?
twice
How does Lady Catherine view Mr. Darcy?
How does Lady Catherine view Mr. Darcy?
she speaks of him in terms of the highest admiration
Around what time is Mr. Darcy visiting Rosings?
Around what time is Mr. Darcy visiting Rosings?
Who is Colonel Fitzwilliam?
Who is Colonel Fitzwilliam?
Describe Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Describe Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Who is Colonel Fitzwilliam attracted to and how does he view her?
Who is Colonel Fitzwilliam attracted to and how does he view her?
What do Colonel Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth talk about?
What do Colonel Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth talk about?
Mr. Darcy speaks with 'affectionate praise' about whose musical talent?
Mr. Darcy speaks with 'affectionate praise' about whose musical talent?
How does Lady Catherine join in on their conversation?
How does Lady Catherine join in on their conversation?
As Elizabeth is playing the piano-forte, who approaches and watches her intently?
As Elizabeth is playing the piano-forte, who approaches and watches her intently?
'My courage rises with every attempt to intimidate me.' Who is the speaker?
'My courage rises with every attempt to intimidate me.' Who is the speaker?
'[...] you find great enjoyment in occasionally professing opinions which in fact are not your own.' Who is the speaker?
'[...] you find great enjoyment in occasionally professing opinions which in fact are not your own.' Who is the speaker?
What does Elizabeth tell Colonel Fitzwilliam is Mr. Darcy's nature among strangers?
What does Elizabeth tell Colonel Fitzwilliam is Mr. Darcy's nature among strangers?
How does Mr. Darcy defend himself?
How does Mr. Darcy defend himself?
Although Lady Catherine regards Elizabeth as a good pianist, what does she state?
Although Lady Catherine regards Elizabeth as a good pianist, what does she state?
As Mr. Darcy first visited Elizabeth alone, what is his excuse for his unexpected visit?
As Mr. Darcy first visited Elizabeth alone, what is his excuse for his unexpected visit?
When did Mr. Darcy and the Bingleys leave Netherfield the past year?
When did Mr. Darcy and the Bingleys leave Netherfield the past year?
How long is Hunsford from Longbourn?
How long is Hunsford from Longbourn?
What was the purpose of Colonel Fitzwilliam's visit?
What was the purpose of Colonel Fitzwilliam's visit?
How does Elizabeth compare Mr. Wickham and Colonel Fitzwilliam?
How does Elizabeth compare Mr. Wickham and Colonel Fitzwilliam?
How does Elizabeth describe Mr. Darcy's partiality to her?
How does Elizabeth describe Mr. Darcy's partiality to her?
Who sees Elizabeth marrying Colonel Fitzwilliam?
Who sees Elizabeth marrying Colonel Fitzwilliam?
What does Charlotte see as a disadvantage to Elizabeth marrying Colonel Fitzwilliam?
What does Charlotte see as a disadvantage to Elizabeth marrying Colonel Fitzwilliam?
How many times did Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth meet within the Park?
How many times did Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth meet within the Park?
What types of questions was Mr. Darcy asking Elizabeth in the Park?
What types of questions was Mr. Darcy asking Elizabeth in the Park?
What did Mr. Darcy's words imply?
What did Mr. Darcy's words imply?
'I do not know anybody who seems more to enjoy the power of doing what he likes than Mr. Darcy.' Who is the speaker?
'I do not know anybody who seems more to enjoy the power of doing what he likes than Mr. Darcy.' Who is the speaker?
Elizabeth states that 'a younger son [...] must be inured to __________ and dependence.'
Elizabeth states that 'a younger son [...] must be inured to __________ and dependence.'
What is Colonel Fitzwilliam's opinion about the younger son of an Earl?
What is Colonel Fitzwilliam's opinion about the younger son of an Earl?
'Our habits of expense make us too dependent[...]' Who is the speaker?
'Our habits of expense make us too dependent[...]' Who is the speaker?
_______ is joined with Mr. Darcy in guardianship of Miss Darcy.
_______ is joined with Mr. Darcy in guardianship of Miss Darcy.
How does Elizabeth describe Miss Darcy?
How does Elizabeth describe Miss Darcy?
Who expresses their thoughts on Mr. Bingley's debt to Mr. Darcy?
Who expresses their thoughts on Mr. Bingley's debt to Mr. Darcy?
'He was the cause, his pride and caprice were the cause of all that Jane suffered.' Who is the narrator describing?
'He was the cause, his pride and caprice were the cause of all that Jane suffered.' Who is the narrator describing?
What is the reason behind the end of Bingley's and Jane's relationship?
What is the reason behind the end of Bingley's and Jane's relationship?
How did Lady Catherine react to Elizabeth not attending tea?
How did Lady Catherine react to Elizabeth not attending tea?
'My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.' Who is the speaker?
'My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.' Who is the speaker?
How does Mr. Darcy react to Elizabeth's rejection of marriage?
How does Mr. Darcy react to Elizabeth's rejection of marriage?
Name some reasons for Elizabeth's rejection.
Name some reasons for Elizabeth's rejection.
After Mr. Darcy left, what did Elizabeth do?
After Mr. Darcy left, what did Elizabeth do?
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Study Notes
Social Interaction at Hunsford
- Sir William stayed in Hunsford for one week before concluding Charlotte's happiness with Mr. Collins.
- Dinner at Rosings is held twice a week, highlighting the social customs of the time.
- Lady Catherine expresses the highest admiration for Mr. Darcy, indicating his esteemed social position.
Key Characters
- Colonel Fitzwilliam is introduced as Mr. Darcy's cousin, approximately 30 years old and not conventionally handsome but a gentleman by demeanor.
- Colonel Fitzwilliam is attracted to Elizabeth, referring to her as "Mrs. Collins' pretty friend."
Conversations and Opinions
- Elizabeth and Colonel Fitzwilliam engage in discussions about music, revealing personal interests.
- Mr. Darcy praises his sister Georgiana's musical talent, showing his protective nature.
- Lady Catherine interjects in conversations, asserting that musical excellence requires constant practice.
Personal Impressions
- Elizabeth notices Mr. Darcy watching her intently while she plays the piano-forte, signifying their growing connection.
- Mr. Darcy defends his lack of social engagement at the ball, attributing it to being poorly qualified to recommend himself to strangers.
- Elizabeth compares Mr. Wickham and Colonel Fitzwilliam; she feels Colonel Fitzwilliam possesses a well-informed mind despite lacking captivating softness.
Relationship Dynamics
- Charlotte Collins perceives Elizabeth's potential marriage to Colonel Fitzwilliam as impractical due to his lack of patronage, unlike Mr. Darcy.
- Elizabeth reflects on Mr. Darcy's inconsistency, noting that he seems to enjoy doing as he pleases.
Misunderstandings and Tensions
- Elizabeth recounts her past interactions with Mr. Darcy, noting his odd questioning and implications about her future visits.
- Colonel Fitzwilliam believes younger sons, like himself, are compelled to self-denial due to societal pressures.
- Bingley's affection toward Jane is questioned by Colonel Fitzwilliam, who suggests there were strong objections influencing the relationship.
Proposal and Rejection
- Mr. Darcy's proposal to Elizabeth is passionate, claiming he admires and loves her ardently.
- Elizabeth rejects the proposal due to Mr. Darcy's arrogance and perceived disdain for others.
- Mr. Darcy's reaction to rejection is one of pale anger, highlighting the intensity of the moment.
Emotional Aftermath
- Following the rejection, Elizabeth experiences a brief emotional fallout, crying for half an hour, emphasizing the personal conflict and societal pressures involved in relationships during this era.
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