Setting

• Meryton Assembly - ‘Mr Wickham is the son of a very respectable man.’


  This paints an amiable character of Mr Wickham, which we later find out is just a facade - he is adopting a facade to cover up his true intentions.
• Merton Assembly - ‘He was the proudest, most disagreeable man in the whole world.’

  This portrays a negative view of Mr Darcy and contrasts to the positive adjectives used to describe Wickham.
• Pemberly


  Represents a place where humility and true character is shown - contrasts to the these of deception and Merton Assembly.