Mr. Darcy and Miss Elizabeth's Conflicts

Mr. Darcy confesses his love to Elizabeth, but she rejects him due to his past actions, including separating her sister from Mr. Bingley and his treatment of Mr. Wickham. Elizabeth accuses Darcy of pride and arrogance, while Darcy defends his actions as being in the best interest of his friend. The conversation highlights issues of social class, family propriety, and personal misunderstandings.

What internal struggle did Mr. Darcy face before confessing his love to Miss Elizabeth?

• His family's expectations

• His career ambitions

• His health issues

• His financial status

What does Mr. Darcy ask Miss Elizabeth to do in his confession?

• Forgive him for his past actions

• Leave her family

• Accept his hand in marriage

• Meet his family

What does Mr. Darcy struggle with regarding Miss Elizabeth's social status?

• Her education level

• Her career ambitions

• Her family's social standing

• Her lack of wealth

What does Mr. Darcy say about his family's expectations?

• They are supportive

• They expect him to marry well

• They want him to travel

• They are indifferent

What does Mr. Darcy say about his better judgment?

• He was indifferent to it

• He was confused by it

• He followed it

• He ignored it

How does Miss Elizabeth initially respond to Mr. Darcy's proposal?

• She asks for more time to think

• She laughs at him

• She expresses regret for causing him pain

• She accepts immediately

What does Miss Elizabeth accuse Mr. Darcy of regarding his proposal?

• Being too humble

• Insulting her

• Being too generous

• Being too late

What accusation does Miss Elizabeth make against Mr. Darcy regarding her sister?

• He ruined her sister's reputation

• He stole her sister's inheritance

• He insulted her sister publicly

• He separated her sister from Mr. Bingley

Why does Mr. Darcy claim he separated Elizabeth's sister from Mr. Bingley?

• He was jealous of Mr. Bingley

• He disliked Elizabeth's family

• He wanted Mr. Bingley to marry someone else

• He believed her sister was indifferent

What does Mr. Darcy admit about his feelings towards Elizabeth's family?

• He is indifferent to them

• He admires their wealth

• He finds them lacking in propriety

• He respects them