- Charles Bingley comes to town
- Bennet family happy of his arrival because of five unmarried daughters
- Mr. Bennet meets Mr. Bingley, who meets the girls
- at the ball Jane Bennet, the eldest daughter, dances with Charles
- the Bennets meet Mr. Darcy at the ball
- Darcy is rich and single
- Elizabeth Bennet immediately dislikes him
- Jane meets Charles's sisters in hope to be friends because she has fallen in love with him
- Darcy is attracted to Elizabeth
- Sir William ask Elizabeth to dance with Darcy, but she refuses
- Darcy says Elizabeth is the object of his desires
- Jane visits Charles, but falls ill and Elizabeth goes to help
- Mr. Collin is entitled to Bennet property
- He visits Bennets to find a wife
- Collins first wants Jane, but was told she was soon to be engaged, so he tries for Elizabeth
- the day after he arrived Elizabeth meets Mr. Wickham who she likes
- Mr. Wickham and Darcy hate each other
- Wickham says Darcy used a loophole to take his inheritance money
- Wickham doesn't attend ball so Elizabeth dances with Darcy
- Collins proposes to Elizabeth who says no
- Bingley tells Jane he is going back to London
- Elizabeth's closest friend, Charlotte, knows this Elizabeth's only chance to live a comfortable life
- Elizabeth and Wickham get closer, but her aunt doesn't approve due to his low social status
- Elizabeth visits Charlotte after seeing Mr. Collins
- Jane goes to London in hope of seeing Mr. Bingley
- Elizabeth meets Lady de Bourgh who interrogates her
- Darcy visits alone
- Fitzwillaim says Darcy stopped Jane's marriage
- Darcy tells Elizabeth he loves her and proposes, but she says no and questions him
- Elizabeth thought Darcy hated her
- Darcy's ego (pride) makes him jaded, while Elizabeth judges him off rumors(prejudice)
- he writes Elizabeth a letter saying he did stop the wedding because he didn't think Jade felt the same way, and that Wickham tried to marry Darcy's sister for money
- Elizabeth sees darcy as a compassionate, caring man
- Elizabeth leaves for home and meets up with her sister where she tells them about Wickham and the decide to tell everyone
- Elizabeth goes on a tour through Darcy's house
- Darcy returns home early and runs into Elizabeth
- they talk and Darcy introduces her to his sister
- Elizabeth meets the Bingleys again
- Miss Bingley makes rude comments about Elizabeth, but Darcy defends her
- Jane sends Elizabeth a letter saying Lydia, their younger sister, had eloped with Wickham
- Elizabeth goes home to find her
- Elizabeth's father goes to London to find her
- Mr. Collins bashes the Bennets
- Mr. Bennet returns home without Lydia
- Mr. Gardiner finds her
- they hadn't married, but Wickham would if he got money
- Bennets care more about reputation then who their daughter married
- Bennets think the Gardiners gave Wickham a lot of money to marry Lydia
- Elizabeth confesses her love for Darcy
- Wickham agrees for marriage and visits the Bennets
- Lydia says Darcy was at her wedding
- Elizabeth confused writes to the Gardiners to figure out what is going on
- Gardiners say Darcy paid for wedding
- Bingley comes back and Lydia leaves
- Bingley has a small conversation with the Bennets
- Bingley and Darcy go for dinner, Bingley tries to win Jane's heart
- Elizabeth doesn't think Darcy will propose again
- Bingley proposes, Jane says yes
- Lady Bourgh questions Elizabeth's relationship with Darcy because her daughter is supposed to marry him
- Elizabeth said they weren't engaged, but she'd say yes if he asked
- Lady Bourgh says she can't marry him
- Elizabeth doesn't car
- Darcy, Elizabeth, Bingley, and Jane go for a walk
- Darcy and Elizabeth let the others go ahead
- Elizabeth thanks him for Lydia
- he proposes and she says yes
- they live happily ever after
Theme
- True Love Prevails
- true love broke the social status barriers and prevailed through its ups and downs, leaving them with true happiness
Lady Catherine- Greed and negative effects from money
Mr. Collin- desire to move up the social ladder
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