Mr and Mrs Bennet’s marriage is ill matched because Mrs Bennet wants to get her five daughters off and married; Mr Bennet wants the best for his five daughters because he is in no hurry for them to rush into a life they might regret.
Mrs Bennets view on marriage is her five daughters should get married to a wealthy man. Mr Bennets view on marriage is he only wants his five daughters to marry for love.
Mr Collins and Charlotte’s marriage is based on convenience Charlotte thinks, “to find happiness is a matter of chance”.
Mr Collins view on marriage is, it would add greatly to his happiness, and for every clergyman to set the example of matrimony in his parish. Mr Collins said “First I think that it is a right thing for every clergyman in easy circumstances to set the example of matrimony”.
Mr Collins reasons for marriage are:
It would add greatly to his happiness; every clergyman should have the chance to set an example of matrimony and Lady Catherine De Bough told Mr Collins to get married. Mr Collins only married Charlotte because Lady Catherine De Bough told him to, and he wanted to find a wife to settle in with when he gets his new house.
Charlottes view on marriage is, “To find happiness in marriage is a matter of chance”
is a marriage of convenience. Charlotte also said “ It is better to know as little as possible of the defects on the person whom you are to pass your life”.
Charlotte only married Mr Collins for his money and for a stable relationship.
Lydia and George Wickham don’t think of the consequences before they secretly run off together and the Bennets are going to get an even worse name than what they all ready have. You can tell this is going to be a bad match in marriage. Lydia and Wickham both elope to Greta Green in Scotland to secretly get married to each other; Lydia is all excited because her surname, Bennet is going to change to Wickham. Lydia’s view on marriage is she likes the redcoats and she would do anything to marry a redcoat. So Lydia wants to marry for sexual pleasure. Lydia is also a flirt, and will flirt with anyone especially any of the redcoats.
Mr and Mrs Gardiner are very wise and have a lot of practical sense because Mrs Gardiner invited Elizabeth to come and stay with her so Elizabeth could be introduced to Darcy. Mr and Mrs Gardiner have a lot of love for each other and this is easily seen in their conversation. You can see Mr and Mrs Gardiner are well matched because they share the same interests; and they are not wealthy so this proves they don’t marry for convenience they marry for love.
Bingley and Jane Bennet’s relationship is good and strong, until Bingley moves to London. Darcy did everything in his power to split Jane and Bingley up because Darcy didn’t like Jane and didn’t give Bingley his approval.
Bingley’s view on marriage is he singles Jane out at the ball but afterwards he started to talk to her. So Bingley must want to marry for “Love and position”.
Jane’s view on marriage is she will only marry for “Love and position” so this proves Bingley and Jane are well matched.
Jane thinks well of everyone until she loose Bingley; Jane hides her feelings and lets them get trapped.
Elizabeth and Darcy’s relationship is good and strong, after Elizabeth and Darcy decide to for get about Darcy’s past with Wickham.
Darcy’s view on marriage is he wants a women that “ can read well; thought of knowledge, of music, singing drawing, dancing; the modern languages to deserve”.
Elizabeth says “ Your plan is a good one, where nothing is in question but desire of Ben’s determination to get a wealthy husband, she would adopt it. Elizabeth also like her sister Jane wants to marry for “ Love and position”.
The language used when Elizabeth was prejudice towards Darcy, was, when Darcy said something intelligent Elizabeth would always reply with a better answer. “ I am no longer surprised at you only knowing six women. I would rather wonder now at you knowing any”. Darcy and Elizabeth have both changed after the second proposal; they finally realised that they both love each other. Elizabeth realizes she made a mistake by being prejudice towards against Darcy; now Elizabeth feels ashamed of what she has done. Elizabeth elaborates and says Darcy is “ gentleman like”. Darcy now realized what a mistake he has made by being nasty and selfish towards his future wife Elizabeth. Elizabeth is like her sister Jane, she thinks well of everyone until she looses Darcy.
All of the Bennet girls got married apart from Kitty and Mary. Elizabeth judges Darcy and didn’t give him a fair chance to explain himself about his past with Wickham; because of this Elizabeth acts upon this and takes Wickham’s side and turns prejudice towards Darcy. Whenever Elizabeth comes to her senses she realizes what she has done and decides to forgive Darcy for not telling her about his past with Wickham. Eventually they both forgive each other and decide to get married.
