Elizabeth

• Ch 7, walking to netherfield: "jumping over stiles and springing over puddles with impatient activity"
• Ch 7, walking to netherfield: "weary ankles, dirty stockings and a face glowing with the warmth of excercise"
• Ch 19: rejects mr Collins: "your hope is rather an extraordinary one after my declaration"
• Ch 19: rejects mr Collins: "you could not make me happy... i am the last woman in the world who could make you so"
• Ch 19: rejects mr Collins: "my feelings in every respect forbid it"
• ch 6: refuses to dance with Darcy: "she instantly drew back"
• ch 6: refuses to dance with Darcy: "i entreat you not to suppose i moved this way to beg for a partner"
• Ch36: darcys letter

  Shows her opinion of wickham was false and her pride has lead her to judge darcy harshly

  Turning point for Elizabeths self understanding - perhaps she is not as good of a judge of character as she prides herself to be
• ch36: darcy letter: "I could not have been more wretchedly blind"
• ch 36: darcy letter: "she had been blind, partial, prejudiced,absurd!"
• ch 36: darcy letter: "this cannot be! this must be the grossest falsehood!"
• Lizzy shows her prejudice against Darcy when talking to wickham during dinner at mrs Phillips's house: the world is blinded by his fortune and consequences
• Lizzy shows her prejudice against Darcy when talking to wickham during dinner at mrs Phillips's house: I did not suspect him of descending to such malicious revenge
• Lizzy shows her prejudice against Darcy when talking to wickham during dinner at mrs Phillips's house: such injustice! such inhumanity as this!