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Identify the speaker: 'The more I see of the world the more I am dissatisfied with it and everyday confirms my belief of the inconsistency of all human characters and of the little dependence that can be placed on the appearance of either merit or sense.'
Elizabeth
What does Mrs. Gardiner suggest as a diversion for Jane?
Returning to Grachechurch Street in London with her and Mr. Gardiner - not a part of Town that Darcy is likely to visit.
Why does Mrs. Gardiner warn Elizabeth not to fall in love with Wickham?
Mrs. Gardiner doesn't want Elizabeth to fall in love with Wickham because if they did get married, they would have nothing to live on. Also, Elizabeth was a very smart and clever girl and it would most likely be possible for her to marry someone better than Wickham.
Describe Elizabeth's double standard concerning Charlotte and Wickham.
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How is Elizabeth to spend part of her summer?
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Who says this and why: 'Yes, she will do for him very well. She will make him a proper wife'?
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What kind of a woman is Lady Catherine de Bourgh?
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Study Notes
Speaker Identification
- Elizabeth expresses her increasing dissatisfaction with the world, emphasizing the inconsistency of human nature.
Mrs. Gardiner's Suggestion
- Proposes that Jane divert herself by visiting Grachechurch Street in London with her and Mr. Gardiner, a place unlikely for Darcy to frequent.
Warning Against Wickham
- Mrs. Gardiner cautions Elizabeth against falling for Wickham, highlighting the lack of financial prospects if they were to marry and suggesting Elizabeth could find someone better.
Elizabeth's Double Standard
- Elizabeth rationalizes Wickham's interest in marrying Miss Mary King for her wealth, while simultaneously disapproving of Charlotte's similar motives in marrying Mr. Collins for financial security.
Elizabeth's Summer Plans
- Elizabeth plans to spend part of her summer with her aunt and uncle; however, due to business commitments, their travels will be limited to Derbyshire and nearby counties.
Elizabeth's Commentary on Anne de Bourgh
- Elizabeth remarks that Anne de Bourgh would make a suitable wife for Darcy, indicating her views on marriage suitability and social status.
Lady Catherine de Bourgh's Character
- Lady Catherine exemplifies arrogance about her social standing and exerts control over the lives of those of lower rank, particularly the Collinses.
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Description
Explore key themes and character dynamics from Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'. This quiz covers Elizabeth's views on human nature, relationships, and societal expectations. Delve into her interactions with her family and her perceptions of marriage.
