Elizabeth loves Pemberley the moment she sees it. She would love to be its mistress. And immediately there appears the master of Pemberley, to ask her to marry him and become mistress of the place! Life Responds like that!
Life responds to a change in attitude, a change of heart, or a psychological progress. Following are links to articles that study the response of life in Pride and Prejudice .
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The Miraculous Phenomenon of Life Response Bingley and Darcy's arrival in Hertfordshire Mr.Bennet refuses to call on Bingley Mr.Bennet's favorite is Elizabeth, Mrs.Bennet's is Lydia Neither Mr.Bennet nor his wife cares much for Mary Mrs.Bennet's greatest aspiration is her daughters' marriages Mrs.Bennet rejoices over Bingley's arrival Bingley tries to get Darcy and Elizabeth to dance Darcy insults Elizabeth Jane and Bingley are happy with each other Jane finds no fault with Bingley's sisters Mrs.Bennet is magnanimously to Charlotte Charlotte narrates Mr.Robinson's conversation Charlotte warns about Jane's passivity Charlotte disbelieves in romance Elizabeth's ideals Elizabeth talks about Darcy to Charlotte Charlotte persuades Elizabeth to play the piano Sir Lucas tries to bring Elizabeth and Darcy together Caroline asks Darcy when she is to wish him joy Mr and Mrs.Bennet talk of Jane dying Elizabeth, Bingley and Darcy argue over Bingley's character Jane falls ill at Netherfield Elizabeth refuses to dance with Darcy twice Caroline tries to tease Darcy out of his interest in Elizabeth Jane comes back from Netherfield in Bingley's carriage Collins comes to Longbourn with goodwill Collins is interrupted as he is about to announce his intention Lydia offends Collins Meeting at Meryton Wickham sits with Elizabeth and Lydia Elizabeth readily believes Wickham's lies Wickham talks to Elizabeth about Darcy's marriage Jane refuses to think ill of Darcy Elizabeth teases Collins The general mood after the Lucases and Netherfield balls Elizabeth talks about Wickham, and Sir Lucas interferes Caroline's warning to Elizabeth Mrs.Bennet gloats to Lady Lucas, Lady Lucas triumphs in return When Collins proposes to Elizabeth, they talk about Lady Catherine Elizabeth gets two insulting marriage proposals Mr.Bennet warns Elizabeth of the consequences of her marriage Charlotte arrives just in time, to a hurt, disappointed Collins Wickham comes to Longbourn, Caroline's letter follows Elizabeth sees through Caroline and her letter Mr.Bennet asks Elizabeth when she is to be jilted, by Wickham Elizabeth is shocked by Charlotte's engagement Charlotte is the first to marry Jane refuses to think ill of Bingley or his sisters It had better happen to you, Lizzy - Mrs.Gardiner Wickham turns his attentions to Mary King, Elizabeth goes to Hunsford After Elizabeth parts with Wickham, she is invited to the Lakes with the Gardiners Elizabeth is not awed by Rosings or Lady Catherine Elizabeth and Lady Catherine offend each other Darcy calls on Elizabeth when she is reading Jane's letters Charlotte has always noticed Darcy's feelings for Elizabeth Col. Fitzwilliam lets slip the truth about Darcy's interference Darcy's first proposal It is a beautiful morning when Darcy gives Elizabeth his letter Elizabeth transforms, so does Darcy Lydia makes Jane and Elizabeth pay for her food at the inn Lydia wants to marry before her sisters Jane and Elizabeth decide not to expose Wickham Mrs.Bennet gives up on Bingley Mr.Bennet gives in to Lydia's demand ignoring Elizabeth's warnings After Wickham leaves, Elizabeth goes to Derbyshire Elizabeth is cheeful even when travel plans change Elizabeth visits Pemberley, Darcy arrives Darcy is an attentive, loving brother Gardiners take Elizabeth to Pemberley Caroline taunts Elizabeth in Darcy's presence Jane's first letter arrives late Darcy arrives when news of the elopement comes Mrs.Bennet blames everyone else except herself Collins writes to Mr.Bennet Mr.Bennet takes responsibility Darcy pays for Wickham Lydia's marriage Mr.Bennet saves no money Gardiners play a role in Lydia's marriage After Mr.Bennet gives up, Darcy takes over At no point does any woman blame Wickham When news of Bingley's arrival comes, Mrs.Bennet is not excited Mr.Bennet does not call on Bingley Elizabeth wishes she never sees Darcy again Mrs.Bennet's plans and schemes to get Bingley to propose to Jane fail Lady Catherine helps in bringing about Darcy's marriage to Elizabeth Elizabeth expresses her gratitude to Darcy Darcy gets engaged after Bingley Jane and Elizabeth continue to pay for Wickham and Lydia Gardiners are always welcome at Pemberley See Also Visit the Web Site for the book The Miraculous Phenomenon of Life Response
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