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At a local ball, the high-spirited and intelligent watched as Mr. Bingley immediately fell for her beautiful sister, Jane. However, her attention was soon drawn to Bingley’s friend, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy . Tall, handsome, and incredibly wealthy, Darcy was also insufferably aloof. When Bingley suggested he dance with Elizabeth , Darcy coldly replied that she was "tolerable," but not handsome enough to tempt him. Elizabeth , sharp-witted and prideful, laughed it off but formed an instant, unwavering prejudice against him.

Darcy later gave Elizabeth a letter explaining that he had separated Jane and Bingley because he genuinely believed Jane was indifferent. More importantly, he revealed that Wickham was actually a gambler who had tried to elope with Darcy ’s young sister for her fortune. Orgoglio e pregiudizio

While visiting her friend Charlotte, Elizabeth was shocked when Darcy suddenly confessed his love and proposed. However, he did so while insulting her family’s lower social standing. Elizabeth furiously rejected him, accusing him of ruining Jane’s happiness with Bingley and mistreating Wickham . At a local ball, the high-spirited and intelligent