Pride and Prejudice Vol 2

How optimistic is Jane that Mr Bingley will propose to her?

she doubts it

As Elizabeth sees more of the world, how does she feel about it?

she dislikes it, feels unsatisfied

How optimistic is Jane that Mr Bingley will propose to her?

she doubts it

As Elizabeth sees more of the world, how does she feel about it?

she dislikes it, feels unsatisfied

What does Elizabeth think happened to Mr Bingley?

his sisters did not allow him to come back to the town, want him to marry Miss Darcy

What does Mr Bennet say Mr Wickham is the right man for?

marrying Lizzy

What does Jane think of the story Mr Wickham told about Darcy?

she thinks it is an exaggeration

Who are the Gardiners?

Mrs Bennet's brother's family

What does Mrs Bennet complain about?

her daughters not getting married

What does Mrs Gardiner speak to Elizabeth about regarding Jane?

her relationship with Bingley

What does Mrs Gardiner suggest to Jane?

for her to come back with her family

What do Mrs Gardiner and Mr Wickham have in common?

they both lived in Derbyshire, know some of the same people

What does Mrs Gardiner warn Elizabeth not to do?

not to fall in love

Why does Elizabeth feel that she and Mr Wickham would not make such a smart match?

he will never have money

Where do Mr Collins and Charlotte live?

Hunsford

Whom does Jane visit while she is in London?

Miss Bingley

Whom has Mr Wickham's attention shifted to?

Miss King

When does Elizabeth go to visit Charlotte?

March

Whom does Elizabeth visit on her way to Charlotte's house?

Jane

How does Elizabeth feel about Wickham?

still upset, but she is still civil and pleasant towards him

How does Mr Gardiner now feel about Mr Wickham?

she dislikes him,

What do the Gardiners invite Elizabeth to do?

go on a vacation to the Lakes

what does Mr Collins make a point of doing while giving Elizabeth a tour of his house?

makes her feel like she missed out, pointing out the perks of what could have been her life

How does Charlotte feel about her new life?

content, though annoyed by Mr Collins (she hardly sees him)

When will Elizabeth be meeting Lady Catherine?

Sunday at church

Who is Miss de Bourgh, and what is she like?

Collin's patroness/Darcy's aunt

according to Collins/Charlotte she is very kind and sensible

is actually rude and conceited

What is Rosings Park?

Lady Catherine's estate

How does Mr Collins feel about his visitors seeing Lady Catherine's estate?

proud and excited

What kind of woman is Lady Catherine?

snobby, wants to distinguish the social classes, critical, disparaging, disrespectful

What does Lady Catherine do a lot of?

asks questions, gives advice

How does Lady Catherine treat Elizabeth?

acts superior

What does Lady Catherine scold Elizabeth for?

not having a governess (private teacher)

How often do Charlotte and Mr Collins dine with Lady Catherine?

2 times a week

For what does Charlotte thank Elizabeth?

for coming to visit her

What does Mr Darcy ask Elizabeth about?

the health of her family

How does Elizabeth respond to Darcy's question?

that her sister has been in town for 3 months, asking if he has seen her

Who has Mr Darcy not seen in London?

Jane

Who is Colonel Fitzwilliam?

Darcy's cousin, Lady Catherine's nephew

What does Colonel Fitzwilliam tell Lady Catherine he is discussing with Elizabeth?

music

What does Mr Darcy do while Elizabeth is playing the piano and what does she say to him?

gets close to her, she asks if he is trying to frighten her

What does Mr Darcy have difficulty doing?

talking to strangers

What does Elizabeth think Mr Darcy should do in order to improve his flaw?

practice introducing himself to people

Who is home when Mr Darcy goes to the Collin's house?

Elizabeth

Why does Charlotte think Mr Darcy came to visit?

because Darcy loves Elizabeth

Why does Elizabeth think Mr Darcy came to visit?

he had nothing else to do

Whom does Colonel Fitzwilliam remind Elizabeth of?

Mr Wickham

How does Mr Darcy behave when he comes to visit Charlotte?

polite

Why does Elizabeth think its odd that she keeps running into Mr Darcy while she's out walking?

she had told him she likes walking to a certain place to advise him not to go there, but he does anyways

Who does Elizabeth think may be interested in her?

Colonel Fitzwilliam

What did Mr Darcy convince Mr Bingley to do?

not marry Jane, leave the countryside

For what reason does Elizabeth assume Mr Darcy would disapprove of Mr Bingley marrying Jane?

He was too proud and didn't want Bingley to marry somebody of a lower social class.

Why can't Elizabeth go to Rosings for tea?

Darcy would be there- she is upset with him

What does Mr Darcy confess to Elizabeth?

He is in love with her

What feelings have Mr Darcy tried to repress and why?

his love, because she is of a lower social class

What did Mr Darcy think he was doing for Mr Bingley when he told him not to marry Jane?

helping Bingley out, thought Jane didnt love him

What does Elizabeth blame Darcy for?

making Wickham poor

Is there any chance that Elizabeth will change her mind about Darcy?

no

Where does Elizabeth run into Mr Darcy?

park

What does Mr Darcy give Elizabeth?

a letter

What was Mr Darcy mistaken in assuming?

that Jane didn't love Bingley, that she wouldnt be sad if he left

What information did Mr Darcy keep secret from Mr Bingley?

that Jane was in town

What is Mr Darcy's side of the Wickham story?

Wickham kept asking for more and more money even after law school didnt get him anywhere, Darcy refused to give him any more money

How does Elizabeth feel when she first reads Darcy's letter?

amazement, since he apologized, she eagerly read it

What does Elizabeth realize about the Darcy-Wickham affair?

Darcy was blameless

Who has Elizabeth been prejudiced towards?

Darcy

What does Elizabeth realize about the situation with Mr Bingley and Jane?

they both still love each other, Jane should have been more affectionate

Who dropped by the Collin's house to say goodbye while Elizabeth was out on her walk?

Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam

What does Lady Catherine try to convince Elizabeth to do?

stay longer

What does Lady Catherine insist Elizabeth have for her trip home?

a servant

How does Elizabeth feel about the way she acted toward Darcy?

angry at herself

How does Elizabeth feel toward Mr Darcy?

slightly compassionate but still doesn't want to see him

How does Elizabeth feel about Mr Bingley and Jane?

they should be together but her family is in the way

What is Mr Collin eager to convince Elizabeth of?

that she had a pleasant stay and that she is lucky to have met Lady Catherine

What does Mr Collins say about his marriage to Charlotte?

they are compatible, "designed for each other"

How does Elizabeth feel about her friend's marriage to Mr Collins?

happy for her, she has what she wants

Where does Elizabeth go after she leaves Charlotte and how long is she supposed to stay there?

Mr Gardiner's house/ Jane in London

What information is Elizabeth unsure of whether or not to share with Jane?

that Bingley stills cares for her

Whom do Elizabeth and Jane meet up with during their trip home?

Kitty and Lydia

What was the name of the girl Mr Wickham was courting?

Mary King

Where has the girl Mr Wickham was courting gone to?

Liverpool

Whom does Lydia mention quite often?

Colonel Forster

What does Lydia want to do as soon as they get home?

go to Meryton/Brighton

What does Jane think when Elizabeth tells her about Mr Darcy's proposal?

Surprised he proposed but does not blame Elizabeth for rejecting him

Who does Jane think is telling the truth in the Wickham-Darcy story?

Darcy

What is Elizabeth trying to decide and what is holding her back?

if she should reveal Wickham- not sure if Darcy condone it

How does Jane now feel about Mr Bingley?

still loves him, feels regret

What topic does Mrs Bennet think the Collinses talk about all the time?

taking their house after father dies

Where does Lydia get invited to go and who invites her?

with Mrs Forster to Brighton

Does Elizabeth think their father should let Lydia accept the invitation?

no

What does Elizabeth say about Lydia's character and what impact does it have on the family?

she is a flirt, vain. idle- makes the family look bad

What does Elizabeth tell Mr Wickham about her opinion of Mr Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam?

she always liked the colonel, and that Darcy's personality and manners improve as she gets to know him better

How does Elizabeth react when Mr Wickham tries to get her to speak badly of Darcy?

she refuses

What does Elizabeth realize about her parent's marriage?

they aren't really in love, don't have an ideal marriage, feels bad that her father always makes fun of her mother

What does Elizabeth feel like her father should have done for her and her sisters?

set diaries aside for his daughters, intervened more in their lives

What does Lydia write home about?

meeting officers, new dresses and other things

Where do the Gardiners invite Elizabeth to go?

to visit Pemberly with them

What is the name of Darcy's estate?

Pemberly