My first impression - Chapter 4
Recount in your own words what has happened in the book? At any point in the story's plot so far.
As far as i've read i got to know the Benett family. Mr. and Mrs. Benett have 5 daughters, what i didn't get at first because Mr. Benette calls Elizabeth Lizzy, so i was a little confused.
As i know is the Book from an older Age, and i think this becomes very clear as soon as you've readed some pages of it.
So i know the Bennet Familiy is living in a small town, it's called Hertfordshire. And as a new Neighbour, a young, kind Gentleman called Mr. Bingley moved in, there was a big discussion in the Family, as Mrs. Benett wanted her husband to get to know the new neighbour.
In the Book i got the impression, that marriage is one of the major themes. Not only in the book, i think it was also more important in the age where's the book playing in, than in the new age.
The Intention why Mrs. Benett wanted her Husband to meet Mr. Bingley so bad, was that she wanted him to make some kind of advertising for her daughters, as all of them weren't married, and she was thinking of one of them marrying Mr. Bingley.
One thing i found interesting, was that Mr, Bennet said that he think one of his daughters, Elizabeth aka Lizzy, is the most precious one of his daughters. So Mrs. Bennet talked against this and said he can't have a favourite daughter, but he kept his opinion.
So Mr. Benett went for it and talked with Mr.Bingley, who organised a party for some girl in the new town, his cousins, his sisters and a male friend. The friend turned out to think a lot to highly about himself, and didn't care for any girl on the Party. But so didn't they for him, because they thougt he's very arrogant.
But the main person, Mr. Bingley danced alot with the oldest of the Benett sisters - Jane.
As he thougt she is the most beautiful of them.
To end this Post, i wan't to say something about a part i found very intresting, because it's some kind of personality analysis in it, what i thougt it's quite special to have something like this in one of the first pages of the book.
The part was acting about Mr. and Mrs. Benett. Mr.Benetts mind is described as highly complicated, what for me means he's smart, maybe thinks more and has deeper thoughts about life than others.
On the other hand his wife, Mrs. Benett is described as a less difficult mind, and i think she already made the impression that this is the truth because she gets mad over some silly things and she's never understanding what her man wants to say, even if his thoughts are a lot more relatable for me as a reader.
So i'm wondering a lot whats happening next, especially how's it turning out to go for the daughters, and if all of them are going to be happy.
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Good, though this is more of a summary of what you've read than really saying your opinion so far.
AntwortenLöschenA few things: past simple and past particple of read are read, not readed. Nouns in English are written in lowercase, except for a few special ones, like countries and languages. Instead, "I" is always in capitals.
The Bennet's live in Hertfordshire. Netherfield is the name of Bingley's estate (=his house, back then big estates like that had names, like Pemberley, which is Darcy's house and Longbourn, which is the Bennet's house).
At the beginning of the book, none of the five Bennet daughters are married.