Rich, young, single man, Mr. Bingley moves next to the Bennets¯. Mrs. Bennet is very excited and is sure that he is going to marry one of his five daughters. In fact, Mr. Bingley and Jane, the first daughter, are interested in each other. Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bingley¯s friend, gets interested in Elizabeth although he thought that she was only an unfashionable village girl at first.

Kitty and Lydia get very interested in the regiment that arrives in Meryton where their Aunt lives. Jane goes to visit the Bingley¯s and becomes ill while going there because of the rain. Elizabeth comes to see how Jane¯s doing and stays with her for a few days. Mr. Bingley¯s sisters mock the Bennet family. Jane and Elizabeth go back home a few days later.

Chapter 3: Mr. Collins visits Longbourn

Mr. Collins, who is to inherit everything when Mr. Bennet dies because of legal reasons, comes to visit the Bennets to do something about the inheritance problem. Mr. Collins thought that he was being very generous to the family. And he is thinking of marrying one of the Bennet girls to make amends to them.

Chapter 4: Elizabeth meets Mr. Wickham

All the Bennet girls except Mary go to Meryton and m

Lydia goes to Brighton with Mrs. Foster. On the regiment¯s last day in Meryton, Wickham and some other officers dine at Longbourn. Elizabeth tells Wickham that she has visited with Darcy and Fitzwilliam, which seem to alarm Wickham. Lydia goes to Brighton with Mrs. Forster. Elizabeth goes on a trip to Derbyshire with the Gardiner¯s. Elizabeth is persuaded by her aunt and uncle to visit Pemberley, Mr. Darcy¯s. The housekeeper shows them around the house and they are interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Darcy. Darcy is very polite to Elizabeth and the Gardiner¯s are sure that he is in love with her. Darcy introduces his sister Georgiana to Elizabeth the next day and she seems like a very nice person unlike what Wickham said.

The next morning when Elizabeth is alone, Darcy walks in. They don¯t talk much until Charlotte and her sister come back. After Darcy leaves, Charlotte tells Elizabeth that she thinks he¯s in love with her but Elizabeth laughs about it. Once walking in the park, Elizabeth meets Fitzwilliam, and they speak of Darcy. Fitzwilliam tells her that recently Darcy has saved a friend from an unwise marriage, and he suspects this friend to be Bingley. Elizabeth is furious with Darcy for ruining her sister¯s life. Later Darcy comes to see her because she is sick and he declares his love for Elizabeth. Darcy speaks a good deal about his pride and makes Jane feel she is socially inferior to him. Elizabeth, furious over his superior attitude, spares no words in refusing him. She accuses Darcy of separating Jane and Bingley, of treating Wickham horribly, and of acting in an arrogant manner. Darcy accepts these accusations without apology.

Elizabeth receives a letter from Jane saying that Lydia and Wickham have eloped together. Elizabeth is very shocked by the news and when Darcy comes in she bursts out in tears and tells him the whole story and Elizabeth and the Gardeners¯ return to Longbourn. Her father and uncle go to London to find them A few days later they find them and Wickham agrees to marry Lydia if his debts are paid. Gardiner pays the debt and they get married. They come to Longbourn after the wedding and Elizabeth finds out that Darcy was at the wedding ceremony. She writes to her aunt to ask her about it.

Chapter 11: Bingley returns to Netherfield

In this novel, individual conflicts are caused and dismissed within a limited society, in which relationships are determined by money and social rank. The opening sentence of Mrs. Bennet establishes a great deal on the societal values that underlie the main conflict. °It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.± Mrs. Bennet is well fit into society¯s edicts and Bingley is regarded only in the light of society¯s truth.

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Approximate Word count = 2024
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)