first stage: the cap. I chap. XV included
The novel has as its main themes (giving the title of the work) 's pride of class of Mr. Darcy and injury of Elizabeth Bennet against him.
The story focuses on events in the Bennet family, composed of Bennet and their five daughters: Jane , Elizabeth (friends Lizzy), Mary, Catherine (also known as Kitty) and Lydia. The objective was to Mrs. Bennet, given the lack of a son who could inherit their estate in Longbourn ' Hertfordshire, is to see at least one of his daughters married as soon as possible. Mrs. Bennet is a frivolous woman while Mr. Bennet is an intelligent, sarcastic and unpredictable. However, it is especially fond of Jane and Elizabeth, girl character sensible and reasonable.
When a wealthy bachelor, Mr. Bingley, she moved to Netherfield, an estate for rent nearby, Mrs Bennet's daughters are so quivers submitted as soon as possible. The first meeting takes place during the dance given by Sir Lucas, a neighbor of the Bennet, where the family was presented to Mr. Bingley, his sisters and the mysterious Mr. Darcy. Bingley is friendly and sociable, while Darcy and Bingley's sisters remain on the sidelines much of the evening passing the time between them. While Elizabeth dance is defined by Darcy "As soon as tolerable but not handsome enough to tempt me." Elizabeth heard him and, while irony for the incident, he takes a dislike to. Mr. Bingley and Jane, however, dance all night with great delight.
Jane goes on a visit to Netherfield for a tea with Miss Bingley. Pushed by his mother, Jane goes to Netherfield on horseback and is caught in a storm, that is a serious cold, forcing her to stay at Bingley for a few days, just like her mother had concocted, by denying it carriage. Elizabeth goes to visit her and is host to Netherfierld to take care of her sister, and Darcy has the opportunity to deepen their knowledge with you and to discover, against his will, fascinated. This situation exacerbates the relationship between Elizabeth and Miss Bingley, who plans to conquer Darcy.
Meanwhile Longbourn is shaken by a new arrival: Mr. Collins, a cousin of the girls as well as pastor. William Collins is the legitimate heir to Longbourn, and hopes to marry one of the Bennet daughters. Its inevitable choice is immediately on Jane, the most beautiful. Mr. Collins was soon informed by Mrs. Bennet that Jane will soon be his girlfriend and that therefore the choice should fall on Elizabeth.
The Bennet sisters often visit to find her aunt, the nearby Meryton here one day and have to know the charming Mr. Wickham, who claims to know for some time and Darcy have lived with him for a long time during childhood, but that has been treated so badly that now their relationship is bad. Wickham tells Elizabeth Darcy played by the outrageous behavior against him, and she immediately took the parts of Wickham, he felt a little attracted.
continuation of good reading! Erica
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