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Mr. Darcy's Pride And Prejudice

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To begin with, Mr. Darcy’s pride in his high social status detrimentally affects his personality and relationship with others. Mr. Darcy is a young and wealthy man who is part of the upper landed gentry class, which he constantly makes known to others around him. Since Mr. Darcy knows he is rich and owns a lot of estates, it affects his personality eventually impacting his relationships with others. This is first seen at the Netherfield Ball when Darcy comments on Elizabeth by conceitedly saying, “She is tolerable; but not handsome enough to tempt me” (Austen 8). Mr. Darcy first reveals his pride when he views himself as a superior to all the women in the room causing him to snobbishly judge Elizabeth’s looks rather too quickly. This proves
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