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Characterization

Characterization

Wirte about the relationship between two characters and how is it changing or developing? What are the characteristics of the relationship? What does work and what doesn't work? How do they affect one another?

I write about the relationship between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy. At the beginning of the book they don't like each other, or at least Elizabeth doesn't like Mr. Darcy. But as the time goes by, Mr. Darcy slowly begin to like Elizabeth. She doesn't notice this at first, and she got a lot of false informations about Mr. Darcy, what seems to affect her thinking about him.
At the point where Mr. Darcy proposes to Elizabeth, she doesn't like him at all, because she just heard that he is responsible that Jane and Mr. Bingley didn't marry, and she still thought that Mr.Wickham told her the truth concerning his relation to Mr. Darcy.
But after this Mr. Darcy write a letter for Elizabeth to explain everything, and i think that was the point where Elizabeth started to think different about Mr.Darcy. After this she  still tried to stay away from him. But it was noticeably that she was pretty unsure about her feelings for Mr. Darcy. As she heard that he payed for the marriage between her sister and Mr.Wickham she finally accepted her feelings for Mr. Darcy and started to recognize what a loveable character he has.

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  1. started to think different --> started to think differently
    he payed --> he paid

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