They eventually listened and learned about each other over the course of time, finding that they liked each other's character as well as their 'fine eyes', money, etc. They learned to be open and honest with others as well as themselves...they communicated.
The two learned that people are not always what they seem. Some people start off nice, but really their true colors are rude and arrogant. That concept goes both ways. Some people can seem viscous, but really they are amazing people trying to protect themselves.
Also, they learned that actually falling in love is more important than an arranged marriage, or for money. Also, that life is a constant challenge, but the end results of the fight makes it all worth it.
Both of them learn that first impressions can be misleading. Mr Darcy was at first blinded by his pride and Elizabeth was too stubborn to see past her prejudice. Towards the end of the story Elizabeth learns about how selfless Mr Darcy is. Mr Darcy begins to notice how lively and wonderful Elizabeth can be. They both learn that true love and being open towards each other can make life wonderful.
Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy change a good bit throughout the novel. They both learn that their first impressions of each other were quite wrong. They start out the novel pretty much hating one another and by the end of the novel they are happily married. Elizabeth learns that she is not quite as clever as she believed and not to trust everything that she is told. Mr. Darcy learns to be more open with his kindness. Together they learn that they should not let their pride overrule their better judgment. If they had each held onto their pride they would never have ended up together and would have missed out on what seems will be tremendous happiness.
Both characters change in the sense of don't accuse if you don't have the full facts. On the romantic side both characters feelings toward one another change from a rivalry to a deep passionate love for each other. Elizabeth learns that she is to quick to judge and needs to ask the person directly than believing in only one persons accusations. Darcy his learns almost the same thing as Elizabeth, but his is to not go with his own notions on what he thinks of the person or the family and consider the persons feelings that are at stake.
Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy both change a lot throughout the novel. At the beginning, they are not too fond of each other, and then at the end, they are in love. Elizabeth was quick to judge and very outspoken. She was blunt. She realizes that she was wrong about Mr. Darcy and decides to open up more to him to eventually see that she was in love with him. Mr. Darcy was full of pride and very pompous. He thought he was better than Elizabeth and her family. Toward the end, he learns to show his kindness and allow his love to Elizabeth to show. They learn together to be forgiving and not to be so quick to judge, otherwise they would have never fell in love and been so happy together.
Both Darcy and Elizabeth learn not to put their pride in the way. Elizabeth learns that first impressions are not always true and to know always believe others. Darcy realizes that wealth and social class should not stop true love. They both realize that by putting both of their prides aside, they could truly be happy.
Elizabeth changed by letting here guard down through out the book. She learned to let people in and know that first impressions aren't everything. people can change, including herself. Mr. Darcy changed in pretty much the same way, except he was a little more close minded than Elizabeth was. The problem with Mr. Darcy is that he was a little too prideful, and i think when he started to fall for Elizabeth he began to look at the world differently.
The biggest thing that changes is their perceptions of others. They learn not to be so quick to judge others in Elizabeth's case. Mr Darcy learns to not worry about where someone comes from if you ove them. Thanks to this understanding they are both able to fall in love and be together. This greater understanding taught them to follow your heart in life, nomatter what the cost.
They changed in many great ways. Elizabeth realized that you can always Judge a person by how they Act. She opened up to get to know him better, and learned that he wasn't as bad as everyone said that he was. Elizabeth now realizes that she almost missed out on the love of her life by having to much pride and being prejudice.
Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy both change throughout the novel. They were not fond of each other in the beginning. Elizabeth learns that Mr. Darcy is not prideful and that she was wrong to judge him in the first place. Mr. Darcy does not like Elizabeth in the beginning either. He judges her because of social status based on his social status and does not associate with anyone unless they are in his social status. He learns throughout the novel that it does not matter about Elizabeth’s social status because he does fall in love with. They both learn to not be prideful and prejudice towards others.
Mr. Darcy changes his view of Elizabeth over the course of the book. I also think that his view of a proper wife and true love changes because of Elizabth. He learns to appreciate her differences and eventually admires them. Elizabeth changes her view of Darcy, from thinking he's a bad person, to seeing how nice he really is. She also comes to want a marriage, where in the begining it seemed like she didn't want one. I think they both learn what happiness is and how to appreciate each other differences.
Darcy and Elizabeth change over the coarse of the novel, because they find out that thier first impression of things where completly wrong. Mr. Darcy finds out that his pride got in the way of things and Elizabeth finds out that her prejudice got in the way of things.
It was one day Elizabeth was walking in the park, Mr. Darcy knows that she was going to the park for her daily walk. After Mr. Darcy gives Elizabeth the letter telling her how he feel, Elizabeth didn't believe anyhting in that letter until a few hours later. They learned that they have a lot in common. The pride of them both got in the way of the true love they have for one another.
Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth change throughout the whole book. Mr Darcy is at first prideful and then later becomes soft as he falls more and more in love with Elizabeth. Elizabeth at first judges Mr. Darcy by the little things and sees him as stuck up, arrogant, etc. By end of the novel, she realizes that she should not judge him by his first actions, but to get to know him instead, and she falls in love with him; she learns not to judge a book by it's cover.
Elizabeth and Darcy both have changes of heart as the story goes on. Mr. Darcy was first introduced as a very prideful, arrogant man. As the story progressed he found himself falling in love. Throughout his romantic journey he was forced to take another look at himself, this gave him a more humbled heart and mind. Elizabeth immediately made up her mind regarding Mr. Darcy and found him unpleasant. She later discovered that he was not as she had first thought of him to be and as she spent more time with him her view on Mr. Darcy changed.
Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy both change extremely over the course of the novel. Elizabeth learns that she loves Darcy, and becomes less offensive towards him. She does not try to avoid him anymore. Mr. Darcy becomes less prideful throughout the book. Both Elizabeth and Darcy learn that their first impressions of each other were completely different than each person actually was.
Elizabeth Bennet becomes aware of her mistake of judging Darcy. later, Elizabeth was able to talk with Darcy. Darcy let go of his pride and gave elizabeth a second chance. I learned from their experience not to be so judgmental of people and not to hold grudges.
They learned to not judge a book by its cover.
ReplyDeleteThey eventually listened and learned about each other over the course of time, finding that they liked each other's character as well as their 'fine eyes', money, etc. They learned to be open and honest with others as well as themselves...they communicated.
The two learned that people are not always what they seem. Some people start off nice, but really their true colors are rude and arrogant. That concept goes both ways. Some people can seem viscous, but really they are amazing people trying to protect themselves.
ReplyDeleteAlso, they learned that actually falling in love is more important than an arranged marriage, or for money. Also, that life is a constant challenge, but the end results of the fight makes it all worth it.
Both of them learn that first impressions can be misleading. Mr Darcy was at first blinded by his pride and Elizabeth was too stubborn to see past her prejudice. Towards the end of the story Elizabeth learns about how selfless Mr Darcy is. Mr Darcy begins to notice how lively and wonderful Elizabeth can be. They both learn that true love and being open towards each other can make life wonderful.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth and Mr. Darcy change a good bit throughout the novel. They both learn that their first impressions of each other were quite wrong. They start out the novel pretty much hating one another and by the end of the novel they are happily married. Elizabeth learns that she is not quite as clever as she believed and not to trust everything that she is told. Mr. Darcy learns to be more open with his kindness. Together they learn that they should not let their pride overrule their better judgment. If they had each held onto their pride they would never have ended up together and would have missed out on what seems will be tremendous happiness.
ReplyDeleteBoth characters change in the sense of don't accuse if you don't have the full facts. On the romantic side both characters feelings toward one another change from a rivalry to a deep passionate love for each other. Elizabeth learns that she is to quick to judge and needs to ask the person directly than believing in only one persons accusations. Darcy his learns almost the same thing as Elizabeth, but his is to not go with his own notions on what he thinks of the person or the family and consider the persons feelings that are at stake.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth and Mr. Darcy both change a lot throughout the novel. At the beginning, they are not too fond of each other, and then at the end, they are in love. Elizabeth was quick to judge and very outspoken. She was blunt. She realizes that she was wrong about Mr. Darcy and decides to open up more to him to eventually see that she was in love with him. Mr. Darcy was full of pride and very pompous. He thought he was better than Elizabeth and her family. Toward the end, he learns to show his kindness and allow his love to Elizabeth to show. They learn together to be forgiving and not to be so quick to judge, otherwise they would have never fell in love and been so happy together.
ReplyDeleteBoth Darcy and Elizabeth learn not to put their pride in the way. Elizabeth learns that first impressions are not always true and to know always believe others. Darcy realizes that wealth and social class should not stop true love. They both realize that by putting both of their prides aside, they could truly be happy.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth changed by letting here guard down through out the book. She learned to let people in and know that first impressions aren't everything. people can change, including herself. Mr. Darcy changed in pretty much the same way, except he was a little more close minded than Elizabeth was. The problem with Mr. Darcy is that he was a little too prideful, and i think when he started to fall for Elizabeth he began to look at the world differently.
ReplyDeleteThe biggest thing that changes is their perceptions of others. They learn not to be so quick to judge others in Elizabeth's case. Mr Darcy learns to not worry about where someone comes from if you ove them. Thanks to this understanding they are both able to fall in love and be together. This greater understanding taught them to follow your heart in life, nomatter what the cost.
ReplyDeleteThey changed in many great ways. Elizabeth realized that you can always Judge a person by how they Act. She opened up to get to know him better, and learned that he wasn't as bad as everyone said that he was. Elizabeth now realizes that she almost missed out on the love of her life by having to much pride and being prejudice.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth and Mr. Darcy both change throughout the novel. They were not fond of each other in the beginning. Elizabeth learns that Mr. Darcy is not prideful and that she was wrong to judge him in the first place. Mr. Darcy does not like Elizabeth in the beginning either. He judges her because of social status based on his social status and does not associate with anyone unless they are in his social status. He learns throughout the novel that it does not matter about Elizabeth’s social status because he does fall in love with. They both learn to not be prideful and prejudice towards others.
ReplyDeleteMr. Darcy changes his view of Elizabeth over the course of the book. I also think that his view of a proper wife and true love changes because of Elizabth. He learns to appreciate her differences and eventually admires them. Elizabeth changes her view of Darcy, from thinking he's a bad person, to seeing how nice he really is. She also comes to want a marriage, where in the begining it seemed like she didn't want one. I think they both learn what happiness is and how to appreciate each other differences.
ReplyDeleteDarcy and Elizabeth change over the coarse of the novel, because they find out that thier first impression of things where completly wrong. Mr. Darcy finds out that his pride got in the way of things and Elizabeth finds out that her prejudice got in the way of things.
ReplyDeleteIt was one day Elizabeth was walking in the park, Mr. Darcy knows that she was going to the park for her daily walk. After Mr. Darcy gives Elizabeth the letter telling her how he feel, Elizabeth didn't believe anyhting in that letter until a few hours later. They learned that they have a lot in common. The pride of them both got in the way of the true love they have for one another.
ReplyDeleteMr. Darcy and Elizabeth change throughout the whole book. Mr Darcy is at first prideful and then later becomes soft as he falls more and more in love with Elizabeth. Elizabeth at first judges Mr. Darcy by the little things and sees him as stuck up, arrogant, etc. By end of the novel, she realizes that she should not judge him by his first actions, but to get to know him instead, and she falls in love with him; she learns not to judge a book by it's cover.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth and Darcy both have changes of heart as the story goes on. Mr. Darcy was first introduced as a very prideful, arrogant man. As the story progressed he found himself falling in love. Throughout his romantic journey he was forced to take another look at himself, this gave him a more humbled heart and mind. Elizabeth immediately made up her mind regarding Mr. Darcy and found him unpleasant. She later discovered that he was not as she had first thought of him to be and as she spent more time with him her view on Mr. Darcy changed.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth and Mr. Darcy both change extremely over the course of the novel. Elizabeth learns that she loves Darcy, and becomes less offensive towards him. She does not try to avoid him anymore. Mr. Darcy becomes less prideful throughout the book. Both Elizabeth and Darcy learn that their first impressions of each other were completely different than each person actually was.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Bennet becomes aware of her mistake of judging Darcy. later, Elizabeth was able to talk with Darcy. Darcy let go of his pride and gave elizabeth a second chance. I learned from their experience not to be so judgmental of people and not to hold grudges.
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