Darcy says, "You looking at me and my fine eyes?"
CHAPTERS 3 -6
1.
Despite Bingley’s appearance as a most eligible
bachelor, what is revealed about his family, his age, and his inexperience?
2.
How is Elizabeth’s fun at Darcy’s expense
different from his own behavior toward her and her friends and family?
3.
Do you agree with Mrs. Lucas’s distinction
between pride and vanity and her conclusion that Darcy has a right to feel
proud?
4.
Why might Miss Bingley be eager to criticize the
Bennet girls and their mother?
5.
What is revealed about the characters of Mary
and Elizabeth by their piano performance?
6.
What effect does Elizabeth’s teasing have on
Darcy? Is Elizabeth intentionally trying to provoke Darcy’s attention? Note his
continued attraction, despite her “inferiority.”

CHAPTERS 7 -13
7.
What influences Elizabeth’s opinion of the
Bingleys?
8.
What does Darcy consider an accomplished woman?
What does this reveal about him?
9.
How does Darcy react to Miss Bingley’s comments
about the Bennets?
10. How
does Darcy characterize his own faults? (How does he reveal more about
himself?)
Lizzy says, "Fine eyes indeed!"
