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Which character arrives at Longbourn in Chapter 13?
Which character arrives at Longbourn in Chapter 13?
- Mr. Darcy
- Mr. Collins (correct)
- Mr. Bingley
- Mr. Wickham
Mr. Collins is a humble clergyman who avoids lengthy speeches.
Mr. Collins is a humble clergyman who avoids lengthy speeches.
False (B)
What position did Mr. Wickham claim was denied to him by Mr. Darcy?
What position did Mr. Wickham claim was denied to him by Mr. Darcy?
a clergyman position
In Chapter 18, Mr. Collins aims to choose one of the Bennet sisters as his ______.
In Chapter 18, Mr. Collins aims to choose one of the Bennet sisters as his ______.
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Who does Mr. Collins initially intend to marry?
Who does Mr. Collins initially intend to marry?
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What does Elizabeth confront Mr. Darcy about during the ball at Netherfield?
What does Elizabeth confront Mr. Darcy about during the ball at Netherfield?
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Jane Bennet believes Mr. Darcy is cruel based on Mr. Wickham's story.
Jane Bennet believes Mr. Darcy is cruel based on Mr. Wickham's story.
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Study Notes
Chapter 13
- Mr. Collins, cousin to the Bennet family, arrives at Longbourn; he is the heir to the Bennet estate due to entailment laws.
- Mr. Collins is characterized as pompous and attempts to repair family relations by proposing to one of the Bennet daughters.
Chapter 14
- Mr. Collins becomes prominent in the Bennet household, known for his lengthy speeches and excessive praise of Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
- His awkward demeanor endears him to Mrs. Bennet, who views him as a potential suitor, particularly for Jane.
Chapter 15
- Focus shifts to Mr. Wickham, an appealing militia officer who captivates Elizabeth Bennet.
- Wickham shares grievances against Mr. Darcy, claiming he was unjustly denied a clergy position by Darcy out of jealousy.
Chapter 16
- Elizabeth engages in conversation with Mr. Darcy at a ball in Netherfield, questioning him about Wickham’s claims.
- Darcy’s vague response heightens Elizabeth’s prejudice against him, as she leans towards Wickham’s narrative.
Chapter 17
- Elizabeth and Jane discuss the fallout from the Netherfield ball; Jane struggles to believe Darcy could be unkind.
- Elizabeth firmly supports Wickham's story, solidifying her negative view of Mr. Darcy, while Mrs. Bennet is pleased with the potential romantic prospects for her daughters.
Chapter 18
- Mr. Collins expresses his intention to marry one of the Bennet sisters, initially preferring Jane.
- Upon learning of Jane's possible engagement to Mr. Bingley, Collins quickly shifts his interest to Elizabeth, who becomes increasingly aware of his intentions.
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