Chapter eighteen is the Netherfield Ball, and chapter nineteen is Mr. Collins' proposal to Elizabeth. There is far to much going on fo...

If I have highlighted the hypocrisy of Mrs. Bennet and Miss Bingley in earlier posts, neither holds a candle to what Mr. Wickham unleashes...

It's hard not to love Mr. Collins. He brings so much comedy to the plot. He is overshadowed, however, in chapter fourteen by the mere ...

I actually feel kind of bad for Mr. Hurst in chapter eleven. One must wonder if his vapid personality is reason for or the result of how l...

With Elizabeth and Jane entrenched at Netherfield, we begin to see Darcy and Elizabeth's relationship develop. Chapter seven establish...

A whole lot happens in chapter six, which begins by establishing vital themes in the novel. Charlotte Lucas first hints at the problems th...

Now we enter the broader society of Meryton and meet our hero. As Mr. Darcy has been the recipient of a great deal of my attention on othe...