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At any point during your reading write down 5 questions you would like to have answered.

  • Why did Mr.Wickham lie to Elizabeth in terms of his relation to Mr.Darcy?
    -At this point Mr. Darcy already told in his letter, what really happened between him and Mr. Wickham, but i don't get why Mr. Wickham lied to Elizabeth. I think it's probably because he wanted to make Mr.Darcy look bad, compared to himself. But then i'm asking myself if he wanted to impress Elizabeth, because he was attracted to Elizabeth?
  • How does Elizabeth feel about Mr. Darcy at this point of the book?
    -I'm asking myself this question, because she turned down Mr.Darcy's engagement request. But he afterwards wrote her a letter in wich he explained some things what made elizabeth appear thoughtful, and i couldn't really say what she was thinking.
  • Why does Mr. Edward and Mrs. Gardine know Mr.Darcy. Why is Mr. Darcy's house always open to visitors?
    -So i'm asking myself  what connection do they have to Mr.Darcy, i think they probably just heard about Mr.arcy so they doesn't really know him personally i think.
    The question about the house i asked, is because i'm wondering if his house is like a museum, so everyone can entry whenever they want, just to look at the house, since it was so majestic.
  • Why exactly thougt Mr. Darcy it woul be good to prevent the Marriage between Jane and Mr. Bingley?
    -I know he explained, he thought Jane doesn't love Mr.Bingley as much as he loves her. But i didn't assess Mr. Darcy that he was someone who judge prematurely about Jane, that's why i couldn't belife that's the only reason why he wanted to prevent the marriage.

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