🔑Elizabeth is angered by Darcy's claims about Jane and her family's unworthiness.
🔍Elizabeth believes Darcy's account of Wickham and questions her own behavior towards him.
💔Elizabeth sees Wickham's words and behavior in a negative light.
💡Darcy's words and actions seem honest and honorable to Elizabeth.
🌟Elizabeth admits her own prejudice and realizes her own blindness.
Why is Elizabeth angered by Darcy's claims about Jane?
—Elizabeth feels protective of her sister and believes Darcy is unjustly criticizing her.
What makes Elizabeth question her own behavior towards Wickham?
—Darcy's account of Wickham contradicts what Elizabeth previously believed and makes her reconsider her judgment.
Why does Elizabeth see Wickham's words and behavior negatively?
—Through Darcy's letter, Elizabeth uncovers Wickham's true character and realizes he may not be as honorable as she thought.
Why does Darcy's words and actions seem honest and honorable to Elizabeth?
—Elizabeth reflects on Darcy's sincerity and the endorsements he receives from Bingley and Colonel Fitzwilliam.
What does Elizabeth realize about herself?
—Elizabeth acknowledges her own prejudice and the mistakes she has made in judgment.
00:00Chapter 36 of Pride and Prejudice.
00:09Elizabeth reads Darcy's letter.
00:19Elizabeth questions her own behavior towards Wickham.
00:38Elizabeth learns that Darcy and the colonel have left.
00:46Elizabeth sees Wickham's words and behavior negatively.
00:52Elizabeth sees Darcy's words and actions as honest and honorable.
01:02Elizabeth acknowledges her own prejudice and blindness.
01:06Critical step in Elizabeth's self-understanding.
