A change in Darcy's attitude?

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A change in Darcy's attitude? Written by Art (1/18/2004 3:53 a.m.)

In Chapter 6, we have this scene at Lucas Lodge: "Mr. Darcy stood near them in silent indignation at such a mode of passing the evening, to the exclusion of all conversation ..." Why has the proudly silent Darcy suddenly become interested in conversation? Do you think he misses a particular party's conversation -- perhaps Miss Not-Handsome-Enough-To-Tempt-Me?

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A change in Darcy's attitude? Art (1/18/2004 3:53 a.m.)

My Interpretation BarbaraB (1/18/2004 1:18 p.m.)
- I wonder what kind of conversation he would want? kathleen (elder) (1/18/2004 2:14 p.m.)
  - Determined to be displeased? Lucy Jean (1/20/2004 1:30 a.m.)
  - What Darcy talkes about Johanna Elisabet (1/18/2004 6:25 p.m.)
  - I Know, Me Too BarbaraB (1/18/2004 5:51 p.m.)
  - Eavesdropping? Ann2 (1/18/2004 5:12 p.m.)
    - True -- so the conversation he wanted kathleen (elder) (1/18/2004 5:25 p.m.)
      - Darcy's attitudes towards dancing and conversation Mary-L (1/19/2004 12:37 a.m.)
        
        Can't avoid thinking of Henry T. Ann2 (1/19/2004 7:16 a.m.)
  - I can picture ... Line (1/18/2004 4:53 p.m.)
Is it not... Alessia (1/18/2004 8:12 a.m.)

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