Elizabeth met Darcy in the park when she walked alone. Darcy
gave her a letter. In the letter, he told her that Bingley didn’t know if Jane
was in London. He didn’t find fault in the way her and Jane behave. But the behaviour
of her mother and her younger sisters shows a total lack of propriety. He also
told about Mr. Wickham if his story about Darcy was wrong. He gave money to
Wickham for studying law but he spent it all on other things. Then, he didn’t
know if Wickham was a friend of Darcy’s sister. Darcy believe that Wickham
wanted revenge on me. After she read the letter she could hardly believe what
she read. She decided to read the letter again. Elizabeth became ashamed of
herself. She had been blind and prejudiced about both men. Now Elizabeth
believed that Bingley had never known Jane was in London. Darcy’s letter cleared
Bingley of all blame. And she felt shame for her younger sisters were foolish.
A few days later, Elizabeth said goodbye to Miss de Bourge and Lady Catherine. She
thought if she had accepted Darcy, how Lady Catherine would have reacted. When
she leave Charlotte, she felt sad.
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