🔎Elizabeth shares the story she heard with Jane, who questions its validity.
💌Bingley and his sister extend a personal invitation to the Bennets for a ball at Netherfield.
💖Mrs. Bennet sees the invitation as a sign of Bingley's serious interest in Jane.
😍Elizabeth is excited about the possibility of spending more time with Wickham.
💃Mr. Collins asks Elizabeth to reserve the first two dances for him.
What story does Elizabeth share with Jane?
—Elizabeth shares the story she heard about Darcy and Wickham's feud.
Why is Mrs. Bennet thrilled about the invitation?
—Mrs. Bennet sees the invitation as a sign of Bingley's serious interest in Jane.
Who does Elizabeth want to spend more time with?
—Elizabeth is excited about the possibility of spending more time with George Wickham.
Why does Mr. Collins ask Elizabeth to reserve the first two dances for him?
—Mr. Collins asks Elizabeth because he intends to propose to her.
What does Austen's technique of showcasing different reactions of characters demonstrate?
—Austen's technique highlights the variety of reactions among her characters.
00:00Chapter 17 of Pride and Prejudice begins with Elizabeth sharing the story she heard with Jane.
00:14Bingley and his sister extend a personal invitation to the Bennets for a ball at Netherfield.
00:37Mrs. Bennet sees the invitation as a sign of Bingley's serious interest in Jane.
00:41Elizabeth looks forward to spending more time with Wickham.
00:51Mr. Collins asks Elizabeth to reserve the first two dances for him.
