First, I want to thank you all for your fine answers in the first mission. I hope you will continue to work hard and always have something to say after reading a book. Reading books don't just widen your collection of words. You can do that simply by going to an academy. No, reading books aren't just that. It shows you to tie the words together, make them flow in unison. And it also helps you to see the world. Its many falts, the little hopes and dreams that might or might not be forfilled. And in doing so, it gives its own opinion of the world.
To be answered by 1/20 after reading vol2 of pride and prejudice.
1. What do you think of Mrs. bennet's ideas? (About marriage, about her general views, and so on.)
2. What kind of person is Lady Catherine?
1. I think Mrs. Bennet is a sort of women that does not listen to her daughters' opinion a lot when it comes to marrige. She thinks the most important thing for her is her daughters' marrige. She wants her daughters to marry rich men, rather than men that her daughters love. She is also very impatient about it. She forces her daughters to think men of rich and noble family, such as Mr. Bingley, is very nice and suit them well. Mrs. Bennet was angry at Elizabeth when she refused to marry Mr. Collins.
2. Lady Catherine is to proud of herself to think that she is never wrong. I didn't like the way she spoke to Elizabeth. She was very rude, and she expects everyone to treat her like a queen, just because she has a lot of money.