" Mrs. Bennet treasured up the hint and trusted that that she might soon have two daughters married" (Austen 53).

Despite the preexisting hatred toward Mr. Collins, Mrs. Bennet could not restrain herself when he decided that it would have been wise for him to marry one of the daughters. Mr. Collins and Mrs. Bennet had sat together and decided that Elizabeth would been the perfect wife for him; due to the fact that Jane already had a suitor.Mrs. Bennet is always relentless about marring off her daughters. When an opportunity comes knocking she will not turn it down. Besides Elizabeth and her might profit from this marriage. Even if, Mr. Collins had a very strange character and seemed to care about what Lady Catherine de Bourgh approves off. He boring ad very socially awkward. He does not seem to interact well with the family. Also, will never suit Miss Elizabeth.

“He [Mr. Darcy] began to feel the danger of paying Elizabeth too much attention” (44).

After realizing that the more attention he pays to Elizabeth the more it will back fire on her, Mr. Darcy decided that if he continued that perhaps Miss Bingley would probably murder her out of jealousy. After many attempts at getting Mr. Darcy’s attention Miss Bingley turn to Elizabeth. She knew that he fancied her and was determined to taint Elizabeth’s character in any way she could. The most embarrassing thing about this ordeal was the fact that Mr. Darcy knew all about it.. He knew that she was acting pretty stupid and just to get his attention and in a way he enjoyed it. It is also peculiar because she craves for Mr. Darcy’s company will he only desires Miss Elizabeth attention, and she seems to be oblivious to the matte.