Arrogance and ignorance cause people to judge and make relationships difficult, creating complications. In Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen creates Elizabeth as an illiterate young woman who most people can relate to. Elizabeth draws impressions and creates biased calls. Sometimes she is right in her calls, but when she is not, she quickly reconstructs her flaws in judgment, “[Elizabeth] stared, coloured, doubted, and was silent” (Austen 185). Jane Austen illustrates the concept of judgment by the ignorant characterization of Elizabeth through many different situations that happen throughout the Bennet family. When Elizabeth recognizes the nobility of Mr. Darcy’s character, she notices her mistake of prejudice against him. When Elizabeth