Act 3 Scene 2

Question 1

Bennet
That friend of his, mr. Darcy, is a very extraordinary young man! We’ve seen quite a lot of him at the gardiners while I was in london.

Answer 1

Darcy? Darcy at the Gardiners?

Question 2

Mrs. Bennet

Oh, lizzie thinks she knows more than everybody else.

Answer 2

Oh no mama ! Not everybody-

Question 3

Bennet

But remember how irresistible you were my dear?

Answer 3

Dont despair mama. While there’s life there’s hope. And after all I still have some of my teeth.

Question 4

Mrs. Bennet
You shouldn’t joke about that my dear! You know lizzie, you cant expect your papa to find another ten thousand to give to you-or your uncle Gardiner- he, I understand, found the sum for us- though I earnestly hope he doesn’t expect us to pay it back.

Answer 4

I didn’t know my uncle could spare so much money-

Question 5

Mrs. bennet.

Anyway I’m glad someone in the family was able to find the money for darling Lydia’s dowry.

Answer 5

Otherwise , no doubt, “the naughty mr. Wickham “ would have continued to live in sin with her.

Question 6

Mrs. Bennet

There is no way of mentioning it not for respectable people.

Answer 6

My poor uncle Gardiner had to spend ten thousand pounds so that respectable people could mention it. I hope he helps not sacrificed the principal of his fortune for this worthless pair.

Question 7

Bennet

You can dismiss worry from your mind, lizzie.

Answer 7

What do you mean, papa?

Question 8

Mrs bennet

Oh, my good kind brother! I knew he would manage everything.

Answer 8

But- ten- thousand -pounds!

Question 9

Mrs. Bennet

Well, it’s none of your business, lizzie. Lydia is married and secured. That’s all that matters

Answer 9

Cannibals and brigands are gentle in comparison

Question 10

Mrs. Bennet

In Comparison? With what!

Answer 10

Mothers

Question 11

Bennet

Ah! Did I mention that it was through Mr. Darcy’s efforts we found the pair-

Answer 11

What?!

Question 12

Bennet

And- that he obtained the money for us - to buy back Lydia’s - respectability

Answer 12

It’s not true.

Question 13

Jane

He must be a noble character.

Answer 13

But why should Mr. Darcy do all this?

Question 14

Hilda

Oh, miss lydia - I mean mrs. Wickham.

Answer 14

Its lydia!

Question 15

Wickham

Have you seen any of our friends in Meryton, miss Elizabeth?

Answer 15

I have not, mr. wickham

Question 16

Wickham

Now I can be less formal -lizzie

Answer 16

That is hardly necessary.

Question 17

Lydia

Lizzie my child!

Answer 17

Lydia!

Question 18

Lydia
Why not? I’m going to love it. You and papa and sisters must come to visit me. We shall be at new castle all next winter, and I daresay there will be some balls. I’ll see that the girls get some good partners, you leave it to me. I’ll find husbands for them before the winters over.

Answer 18

Thank you for your kind intentions but I dont particularly care for your way of getting husbands.

Question 19

Darcy

Enters

Answer 19

You? I did not expect-

Question 20

Darcy

I hope I am not altogether unwelcome?

Answer 20

I am glad of the opportunity of expressing my gratitude for all you have done for all of us.

Question 21

Darcy

Let it be for yourself alone -for whatever I did-i thought only of you

Answer 21

Of me?

Question 22

Darcy
Miss Elizabeth you are too generous to trifle with me. I came to ask if you continue to feel towards me as you did at rosings

Answer 22

I could not imagine that such matters still concern you sir.

Question 23

Darcy

That matter -will always concern me, miss Elizabeth. Can you ever forget my arrogance

Answer 23

Perhaps

Question 24

Darcy

dare I ask again?

Answer 24

Mr. Darcy.