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Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice | 29. I Only Thought Of You

Jan 30, 2021
In this podcast, Olivia French voices Elizabeth Bennet, James Ao voices Mr. Darcy, and Chris Hiscock voices Mr. Bennet as they discuss Mr. Collins's odd letter, Elizabeth's revelation, and the return of Darcy and Bingley to Longbourn. The narrative touches on love, secrets, and the impact of Lady Catherine's interference on Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's relationship.
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Quick takeaways

  • Lady Catherine disapproves of Darcy and Elizabeth's engagement due to their unequal connections.
  • Mr Collins's letter hints at an anticipated engagement, warning Elizabeth about societal implications.

Deep dives

Lady Catherine's Scheme to Break Off Mr. Darcy's Engagement

Lady Catherine's visit to Elizabeth reveals her scheme to break off the supposed engagement between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth. Lady Catherine's disapproval arises from the belief that the engagement is unsuitable due to their unequal connections and influences. Elizabeth ponders the repercussions of Lady Catherine's interference and contemplates Mr. Darcy's potential reaction to his aunt's disapproval, reflecting on the impact of their differing social statuses on their relationship.

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