Darcy displays pride when the narrator and Elizabeth state it from his proposal, “with expressing his hope that it would now be rewarded by her acceptance of his hand. As he said this, she could easily see that he had no doubt of a favourable answer” (Austen 185). In other words, the narrator says that Mr. Darcy displays his longing for accepting him for marriage from Elizabeth. Moreover, in Elizabeth’s mind, she knows that Darcy undoubtedly seeking a “yes” to his question. He shows pride particularly here because Mr. Darcy felt gratification in what he had done from asking Elizabeth to marry her. Furthermore, the quote demonstrates his pride by the response Elizabeth had given when she saw how calm and confident he was so, in short, he was
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Darcy exhibiting prejudice when he talked to Elizabeth: “I have no wish of denying that I did everything in my power to separate my friend from your sister, or that I rejoice in my success.” (Austen 186-187). By way of explaining, Darcy says that he did in fact put himself in front of Mr. Bingley and Jane in order to separate them. This quote shows prejudice because it presents how Mr. Darcy intervene in a situation that he does not know completely. He meddled because Darcy has a prejudice towards Jane in having this he involved himself in stopping the courting. Even though Mr. Darcy said that he is not proud of what he had done the fact remains that he had prejudgment towards Jane. Additionally, even though Darcy did this to protect his friend he should know all facts before deciding on someone he does not …show more content…
Long before it had taken place my opinion of you was decided. Your character was unfolded in the recital which I received many months ago from Mr. Wickham” (Austen 187). Strictly speaking, Elizabeth says that the reason she gave earlier was not the only one she dislikes Darcy there are others. One she stated was an incident that took place months ago, and the topic of Mr., Wickham. Saying that she saw Darcy’s true colors at that moment. The quote represents prejudice because Elizabeth is taking the side of Mr. Wickham without knowing all the facts. From her doing this she blamed Mr. Darcy for all the misfortune that happened to Wickham. What is more, this quote also supports Elizabeth’s prejudice further when mainly she collected ideas of Mr. Darcy which somewhere explained that caused her to say no to
Darcy exhibiting prejudice when he talked to Elizabeth: “I have no wish of denying that I did everything in my power to separate my friend from your sister, or that I rejoice in my success.” (Austen 186-187). By way of explaining, Darcy says that he did in fact put himself in front of Mr. Bingley and Jane in order to separate them. This quote shows prejudice because it presents how Mr. Darcy intervene in a situation that he does not know completely. He meddled because Darcy has a prejudice towards Jane in having this he involved himself in stopping the courting. Even though Mr. Darcy said that he is not proud of what he had done the fact remains that he had prejudgment towards Jane. Additionally, even though Darcy did this to protect his friend he should know all facts before deciding on someone he does not …show more content…
Long before it had taken place my opinion of you was decided. Your character was unfolded in the recital which I received many months ago from Mr. Wickham” (Austen 187). Strictly speaking, Elizabeth says that the reason she gave earlier was not the only one she dislikes Darcy there are others. One she stated was an incident that took place months ago, and the topic of Mr., Wickham. Saying that she saw Darcy’s true colors at that moment. The quote represents prejudice because Elizabeth is taking the side of Mr. Wickham without knowing all the facts. From her doing this she blamed Mr. Darcy for all the misfortune that happened to Wickham. What is more, this quote also supports Elizabeth’s prejudice further when mainly she collected ideas of Mr. Darcy which somewhere explained that caused her to say no to