A Very Common Failing I Believe
Pride and Prejudice, chapter 5 This chapter becomes, surprisingly, something of a discourse on pride and what it signifies. We hear from several different characters, though »
A Great Opposition of Character
Pride and Prejudice, chapter 4 The Meryton assembly is over, and the attendees have now reached the most enjoyable part of any evening: talking about everyone »
A Kiss Is Not A Contract (But It's Very Nice)
Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife, by Linda Berdoll. Chapter 4. So what happened? After our brief sojourn with Mr. Wickham, we return to our heroine, still »
No Very Cordial Feelings
Pride and Prejudice, chapter three This is the chapter of Pride and Prejudice when everything happens – our main characters convene to dance at the Meryton assembly »
She Wished to Say Something Very Sensible, but Knew Not How
Pride and Prejudice, chapter two Chapter two is very brief, consisting of a single scene in which almost all the Bennet family appears. Again, Austen is »