Pride And Prejudice

When Mr. Bingley, a well-heeled, cordial young man, comes to live in the neighborhood, Mrs Bennet regards him as the rightful property of one of her five unmarried daughters.

Mr. Collins, who will in time become heir to Longbourn House, seeks reconciliation with the Bennet family with the intention of choosing one of the Bennet girls for a wife.

Mr. Bingley's abrupt departure to London has hurt Jane deeply and Elizabeth is convinced the disagreeable Mr. Darcy was to blame as surely as he was for the misfortunes of Mr Wickham.

Elizabeth found the manner of Mr. Darcy's proposal insulting and unworthy of a gentleman, but now that she has learned the truth about Wickham, she grows ashamed of her former prejudice.

Elizabeth has visited Pemberley and met Mr. Darcy again. Knowing now that her first impressions were unwarranted, she has begun to repent the lost opportunities.