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Making fun of a guest at his own table Written by Kathi (1/18/2004 10:00 p.m.)

When he discusses Mr. Collins' letter, Mr. Bennet is already looking forward to Mr. Collins as a source of amusement. Mr. Collins does live up to all Mr. Bennet's expectations, but what are the ethics involved here? Granted, the target is very tempting, and Mr. Collins doesn't even realize that he's being made fun of -- but what kind of a host makes fun of a guest at his own table?

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Making fun of a guest at his own table Kathi (1/18/2004 10:00 p.m.)

Mr. B's Theory Nasima (1/19/2004 1:09 p.m.)
- Mr B gets great enjoyment in discovering silliness in others! nfm Mary-L (1/19/2004 11:57 p.m.)
  - Right and... BarbaraB (1/20/2004 5:15 p.m.)
- I wonder if it could be... Julianne E. (1/19/2004 1:25 p.m.)
The tone of Mr Collins letter? Mandy N (1/18/2004 10:44 p.m.)
- Not expecting sense Kathi (1/19/2004 12:29 a.m.)
  - Stated good intentions... Mandy N (1/19/2004 8:21 a.m.)
  - Mr B making fun of Mr C Mary-L (1/19/2004 1:43 a.m.)
    - Elizabeth isn't necessarily the only one Karrie (1/19/2004 9:14 a.m.)
    - The sport of ridiculing the clueless Kathi (1/19/2004 4:39 a.m.)
      - Revenge of the silenced   Jacqueline (1/19/2004 8:41 a.m.)
        
        JA's personality   Nasima (1/19/2004 1:30 p.m.)
        
        Following the rules   Vania (1/19/2004 8:37 p.m.)

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