1. Love and Marriage in Pride and Prejudice
Collins is an insensible man who has neither benefitted from education or society. ... Bennet, who gives Mr. Collins her full support, he proposes to Elizabeth who immediately rebuffs him and rejects his proposal. ... She is not afraid to present her own views to people the 'society' would consider far more 'superior' to hers. ... "I dearly love a laugh", Elizabeth remarks, and in another instance her clever and forthright arguments prompt Darcy to 'smilingly' say, "I am not afraid of you" The intelligent intercourse that passes between Darc...
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- Approx Pages: 10
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School