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p+p coursework (ideas of representation (ideas of marriage, perceptions…

- - - - hated the fact he would take her home
    - - this prop was more of a business transaction
  - - - hates him
      - first does react with sympathy
    - - despite of the deeply rooted dislike
    - - her prejudice obscures the potential for attraction
- - - - true feelings of passion
    - - could be seen as sarcastic and cold
    - - tried to stop feelings
      - some of his class reservations would be valid in that time
    - - to the point of rudeness
    - - fluency
      - eloquence
      - more vague
      - elizabeths perception
    - - blushes at the end
      - capacity for self reflection
  - - - complains to ms b
      - continues and persists in his flaws
    - - see every absurd thing he says to elizabeth
- - - - unexpected
    - - tries to delay proposal
    - - no surprise for the reader
      - impersonal
        
        would have proposed to any suitable candidate
    - - transparent in his actions
      - easy to read
    - - diversion
        
        tries to get out of it straight away
        
        also means humour
        
        diverted by him in a comical sense
  - - - expects it to be him at the door
        
        builds up dramatic tertian
    - - did not know how to react
    - - had prejudice towards darcy
      - ironic how she is trying to avoid him