Mr darcy
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- Created on: 19-11-14 19:30
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- MR DARCY
- First impressions
- CHP3 we are told he is a friend of Bingley's
- Introduced as a real romantic hero
- 'Mr Darcy drew the attention of the room by his fine, tall person, handsome features, noble mien.'
- This impression quickly changes when Lizzy overhears a conversation between Darcy and Bingley saying that it would be a punishment to dance with anyone in the room
- 'she is tolerable but not handsome enough to tempt me.'
- Starts Lizzy's prejudice against him
- 'she is tolerable but not handsome enough to tempt me.'
- After Lizzy's prejudice against him starts we from here take lizzy's side as we can trust her
- this opinion os backed up when Mrs. Bennet is telling Mr.Bennet about Darcy, saying how 'he is a most disagreeable, horrid man.'
- Throughout the novel he is constantly contrasted against Bingley which makes him look been worse than he really is
- Darcy is the antagonist of the novel
- Darcy is shown to be more capable of change than any other character in the novel.
- Mrs. Reynolds (housekeeper)
- describes Darcy as caring and lacking the pride he is accused of
- ' he is the best landlord, and the best master,,,that ever loves.. some people call him proud; but i am sure i never saw anything of it
- describes Darcy as caring and lacking the pride he is accused of
- hidden side to Darcy
- revealed when Lizzy visits Pemberley
- sense of duty as shown in his step to rescue the Lydia and Wickham situation
- furthermore his first unsuccessful proposal is anything but cool as he blurts out:
- 'My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you *** much ardently i admire you and i love you.'
- revealed when Lizzy visits Pemberley
- His love for Lizzy gets stronger as the novel progresses
- Darcy is smitten by Lizzy but is aware of the differences between their social status
- Elizabeth 'attracted him more than he like.'
- Darcy is smitten by Lizzy but is aware of the differences between their social status
- First impressions
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