🔥Elizabeth's encounter with Caroline Bingley and Mrs. Annesley at Pemberley marks a turning point in her relationship with Darcy.
💁♀️Caroline's rude comments about Elizabeth's family reflect her jealousy and disdain.
🌸Darcy defends Elizabeth's beauty, highlighting his growing admiration for her.
👑Mrs. Annesley serves as a foil to the Bingley sisters, demonstrating superior manners.
🔗Both Darcy and his sister refuse to speak negatively about Elizabeth, forming an alliance that supports her.
Why does Caroline insult Elizabeth?
—Caroline is jealous of Elizabeth's connection with Darcy and looks down upon her family.
How does Darcy respond to Caroline's comments?
—Darcy defends Elizabeth's beauty and declares her one of the most beautiful women he knows.
Who is Mrs. Annesley?
—Mrs. Annesley is Georgiana Darcy's companion at Pemberley who demonstrates superior manners.
Why does Darcy refuse to speak negatively about Elizabeth?
—Darcy's growing admiration for Elizabeth leads him to defend her against Caroline's insults.
What impact does this chapter have on Caroline's influence?
—Caroline realizes that Darcy is interested in Elizabeth, diminishing her ability to influence him and others.
00:09Caroline Bingley and Mrs. Annesley join the visitors at Pemberley.
00:17Caroline insults Elizabeth about her family.
00:29Darcy defends Elizabeth's beauty.
00:34Mrs. Annesley's ladylike conduct contrasts with the Bingley sisters.
00:51Darcy and his sister refuse to speak negatively about Elizabeth.
01:00Caroline realizes Darcy's interest in Elizabeth.
01:02The Bingley sisters' ability to influence others diminishes.
