From the moment Bingley arrives in the neighborhood to the marriages of Jane and Elizabeth, the story is full of events, some anticipated, some surprising, some welcome, some shocking, and some even inexplicable. There are instances where the inconceivable becomes reality. Why and how do they take place? What are their consequences? Could they have been different, how? We study the events in Pride and Prejudice and provide insights into the character of each.
Bingley's arrival in the neighborhood Lucases' Ball Darcy refuses to dance with Elizabeth Elizabeth refuses to dance with Darcy Arrival of a militia regiment at Meryton Jane's trip to Netherfield Darcy's attraction for Elizabeth Collins arrives Meeting at Meryton Meryton Ball Netherfield Ball Bingley and his party leave Netherfield Collins' proposal Charlotte accepts Collins Wickham turns attention to Mary King Jane goes to London Elizabeth goes to Hunsford Gardiners invite Elizabeth to the Lakes Darcy arrives at Rosings Col Fitzwilliam reveals Darcy's secret Darcy's first proposal Darcy's letter Elizabeth realises the truth Kitty and Lydia receive Jane and Elizabeth Elizabeth reveals the events at Hunsford to Jane Lydia goes to Brighton Wickham takes leave of Elizabeth The Gardiners' change travel plans Elizabeth visits Pemberley Darcy arrives Change in Elizabeth's feelings for Darcy Caroline teases Elizabeth Letters from Jane Darcy's arrives on the scene Lydia's elopement Mr.Bennet goes in search of Lydia Mrs.Bennet blames everyone Collins writes condemning the elopement Mr.Bennet takes responsibility Mr.Gardiner's letter Wickham and Lydia visit Longbourn Lydia discloses that Darcy attended her wedding Mrs.Gardiner's reveals the secret Bingley and Darcy come back Bingley's proposal Lady Catherine's visit Collins writes again, warning Elizabeth against marrying Darcy Darcy's second proposal The family's reaction to the engagement Jane marries Bingley Elizabeth marries Darcy Elizabeth and Jane continune to pay for Lydia and Wickham Gardiners are welcome guests at Pemberley
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