(explain your answer…) mr wickham and mr collins bamboozled! true or false?...
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(Explain your answer…)
Mr Wickham Mr Wickham
and and
Mr CollinsMr Collins
BamboozledBamboozled!! True or false?
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Mr Collins is attracted to Elizabeth
first of all.
False! Mr Collins first thinks of marrying Jane, as she is the eldest
daughter. Note that his feelings don’t really come into it: he sees it as his
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True! He is attracted to Elizabeth’s liveliness but he also worries that it could be a problem when they are
married.
Mr Collins wishes to marry Elizabeth
because of her quick wit.
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False! Mr Wickham is introduced to the Bennets by Mr Denny, because he
is also going to become a soldier in the militia.
Mr Wickham is introduced to the
Bennets by Mr Bingley.
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Mr Wickham quickly becomes unpopular.
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False! Mr Wickham is invited to tea at Aunt Philips on the second day of his
acquaintance with the Bennets.
Mr Darcy is thrilled to see Mr Wickham.
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False! Mr Darcy is not thrilled to see Mr Wickham. Elizabeth notices Mr
Darcy’s cold treatment of Wickham, even in a very short meeting on the
street.
Jane tells Elizabeth about Mr Darcy’s
terrible treatment of Mr Wickham.
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False! Mr Wickham tells Elizabeth about Darcy’s terrible treatment of
him: he was not given a job (called a living) that he was entitled to, when
Darcy’s father died.
Elizabeth develops a liking for Mr Wickham.
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True! Elizabeth becomes more interested in Mr Wickham than any
man she (and we) have encountered in the novel up to that point.
Mr Collins is well-mannered and
agreeable.
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False! Mr Collins is vain, pompous and a bore. A good example of this is
when we hear him go on and on and on about Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s house. At this point, furnishings are
his main topic of conversation.