Pride and Prejudice Chapters 21-30

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What does Mr. Collins do when Elizabeth and Mr. Lucas visit him?

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He proudly shows them his house and estate.

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Who is Wickham now interested in according to Elizabeth's letter to Mrs. Gardiner?

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A young woman who had inherited a fortune.

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What favor does Charlotte ask of Elizabeth shortly after her marriage?

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To come and visit her in her new home.

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How does Elizabeth respond to Mrs. Gardiner's discouragement of her relationship with Wickham?

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She agrees to take it slow but doesn’t promise anything.

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How do Elizabeth and Colonel Fitzwilliam interact with each other?

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They enjoy talking together.

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What is the significance of Mr. Collins' visit to the Bennet family?

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It highlights the social expectations and pressures of marriage during the Regency era.

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How does Elizabeth's view of marriage differ from Charlotte's?

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Elizabeth values love and mutual respect, while Charlotte prioritizes security and social status.

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What role does social class play in the relationships depicted in these chapters?

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Social class influences characters' decisions and perceptions, affecting their relationships and marriage prospects.

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What does Elizabeth's character reveal about women's independence in the 19th century?

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Elizabeth's assertiveness and refusal to conform to societal expectations demonstrate a desire for personal agency.

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How does Jane's character contrast with Elizabeth's in terms of romantic relationships?

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Jane is more passive and idealistic about love, while Elizabeth is more critical and discerning.