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38 Cards in this Set
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‘You give your opinion very decidedly for so young a person’ |
-Lady C about Lizzy -She is very headstrong and confident -isn’t afraid to challenge someone of a higher class CONTEXT |
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I must throw in a good word for my little lizzie |
-Mr bennet favours lizzy over his other daughters -throwing in a ‘good word’ to get her the best connections which was important |
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife |
-Shows Austen’s views on marriage of these times -CONTEXT: marriage was very important |
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‘He was lively and unreserved, danced every dance’ |
-Shows Mr Bingleys character |
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‘He was the proudest, most disagreeable man in the world’ |
-Shows everyone else’s opinion on mr darcy -CONTEXT: he has lots of money so is higher than everyone else |
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‘She is tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me’ |
-Darcy about Lizzy, shows darcys character - he is proud and conceited, thinks he is better than everyone else |
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‘You are dancing with the only handsome girl in the room’ |
-Shows how beautiful Jane is, prettier than all the other girls and everyone wants to dance with her |
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‘He is a most disagreeable man, not at all worth pleasing’ |
-Shows darcys character, thinks he is better than everyone else, he is not worth talking to -CONTEXT: he is higher class so better than everyone else |
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‘Your defect is a propensity to hate everyone’ |
-Lizzy to Darcy -Shows how Darcy is extremely proud and takes prejudice over everyone he meets |
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‘Your defect is a propensity to hate everyone’ |
-Lizzy to Darcy -Shows how Darcy is extremely proud and takes prejudice over everyone he meets |
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‘His appearance was greatly in his favour’ |
-Wickham; Appearance vs reality -He is really good looking and gains all female attention in the room |
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‘Your defect is a propensity to hate everyone’ |
-Lizzy to Darcy -Shows how Darcy is extremely proud and takes prejudice over everyone he meets |
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‘His appearance was greatly in his favour’ |
-Wickham; Appearance vs reality -He is really good looking and gains all female attention in the room |
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‘Inferiority of your connections’ |
-Darcy saying to Lizzy that she is too lower class so she can’t go out with him -Context; theme of class/status |
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‘Your defect is a propensity to hate everyone’ |
-Lizzy to Darcy -Shows how Darcy is extremely proud and takes prejudice over everyone he meets |
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‘His appearance was greatly in his favour’ |
-Wickham; Appearance vs reality -He is really good looking and gains all female attention in the room |
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‘Inferiority of your connections’ |
-Darcy saying to Lizzy that she is too lower class so she can’t go out with him -Context; theme of class/status |
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‘The business of her life was to get her daughters married’ |
-The only thing important to her -shows how mrs bennet only wants to marry her daughters off, especially to keep the family’s reputation -context: marriage was important |
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‘Your mother will never see you again if you don’t marry mr collins, and i will never see you again if you do’ |
-Mr bennet cares about lizzy and what she wants whereas mrs bennet just wants her married and secure -context |
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‘Your mother will never see you again if you don’t marry mr collins, and i will never see you again if you do’ |
-Mr bennet cares about lizzy and what she wants whereas mrs bennet just wants her married and secure -context |
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‘Wickedest young man in the world’ |
-Lizzy thinks darcy is after splitting jane and bingley |
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‘Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance’ |
-Shows charlottes views on marriage - something you have to do, not about love -Context |
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‘Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance’ |
-Shows charlottes views on marriage - something you have to do, not about love -Context |
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‘I could easily forgive his pride if he has not mortified mine’ |
-She has firm ideas and is confident -Initial dislike towards Darcy |
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‘Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance’ |
-Shows charlottes views on marriage - something you have to do, not about love -Context |
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‘I could easily forgive his pride if he has not mortified mine’ |
-She has firm ideas and is confident -Initial dislike towards Darcy |
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‘Whatever she said was spoken in so authoritative a tone, as marked her self importance’ |
-Lady C is very fond of herself and believes she is above everyone else because of her place in the hierarchy - Context |
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‘I am not to be trifled with’ |
-Lady C is very authoritative and confident -Pitting Lizzy back in her place |
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‘I am not to be trifled with’ |
-Lady C is very authoritative and confident -Doesn’t like not having her own way/being disagreed with -Putting Lizzy back in her place |
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‘Ah! Jane, I take your place now, and you must go lower, because i am a married woman’ |
-Shows how ignorant and selfish Lydia is -She is mocking her sisters because she is married and they aren’t -CONTEXT: status is influenced by marriage |
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‘I do not deserve it! oh! why is everybody not as happy?’ |
-Jane, she is extremely happy now that she is back with Bingley -She is humble and selfless, wants everyone else to be as happy as her |
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‘She is a very headstrong foolish girl, and does not know her own interest’ |
-Lizzy is Headstrong - confident in herself and goes against common stereotypes of women and ideas of marriage |
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‘Her heart whispered that he had done it for her’ |
-Inner conflict for her love for Darcy -Theme of love |
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‘deeply rooted dislike’ |
-Lizzy dislikes Darcy on her first impressions of him because he is proud -Even though he has a lot of money she doesn’t like him like most women |
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‘I do not particularly like your way of getting husbands’ |
-Lizzy to Lydia -shows her views on society, goes against most people’s contextual ideas in these times |
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‘He is an angel’ |
-Lydia thinks Wickham is perfect and doesn’t see the real side to him -She is young and immature |
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‘Your arrogance, your conceit and your self disdain’ |
-Lizzy has a strong dislike towards darcy and says to him what she doesn’t like about him |
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‘How i should like to be married before any of you’ |
-Lydia -Foreshadowing |
