“I confess myself to have been entirely deceived by Miss Bingley’s regards for me… I cannot help blaming her…But I pity her because she must feel that she has been acting wrong” (Austen 114).

There only a certain amount of time someone have to be wronged before they figure it out. Jane was lied to by Caroline so many times that even her blind faith in people had failed her. She could not longer believe Caroline lies and even noticed her unpleasant attitude toward her. Nonetheless, still had some reluctance in accusing Caroline of a crime she had committed but this only a reflection of Jane’s true character. It was time for Jane to realize that she could no longer have trust Miss Bingley this also terminated her hopes of ever seeing Bingley. This was a learning experience for Jane because she should know that not all people are good and trustworthy. Hopefully, she will not make the same mistake again.

“Elizabeth was prepared to see him at his glory… he address himself particularly to her as if wishing to make to make her feel what she had lost refusing him” (120).

Elizabeth decided to go visit Charlotte with her parents and sister. When she got there Mr. Collins made it his goal to make Elizabeth to regret not marring him. It would satisfy his sense pride if Elizabeth remorse for not choosing to be his wife. He did in the Collins fashion by showing off and praising Lady Catherine de Bourgh. Nevertheless none of this really impressed Elizabeth but the Lucas’ seemed to dumbfound by everything, especially Lady Catherine; which goes to show how that the union between Charlotte and Collins was not as bad. They seem to be same kind of people they are probably complimenting each others flaws.