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Written by Kathi
(5/1/2007 10:50 p.m.)
in consequence of the missive, better explanation, penned by Tiffany Lynn
How does Darcy know he has nothing useful to say? He does not even engage in conversation. Once Darcy and Lizzy start talking, they certainly find plenty to talk about. Perhaps Darcy should not have looked at a whole roomful of people and assumed that they were uninteresting (as we know he did) or that he would not have anything in common with them to talk about (as you suggest he considered to be the problem). Yes, I agree that Darcy was probably genuinely agreeable around his friends (as most people are -- that's almost a defining characteristic of friends). What is objectionable is the way he treats people he looks down on. | |
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