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Mannerisms all throughout Pride and Prejudice were generally misleading and as a result the readers based incorrect assumptions on certain characters.

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Being two faced

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I learned that manners can be very deceiving and misleading in the beginning and could cover up who people truly are. 

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I learned that manners can be very deceiving and misleading in the beginning and could cover up who people truly are. 

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The strongest manners in P&P were from Mr. Collins and Wickham. They both used very strong manners to get what they want. Either respect or wealth

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The strongest manners in P&P were from Mr. Collins and Wickham. They both used very strong manners to get what they want. Either respect or wealth

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People's first impressions of each other were based on their manners. 

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People's first impressions of each other were based on their manners. 

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Elizabeth relies more on Darcy, and I don't think Darcy would have any interest in her if she was prideful as he doesn't need to marry her.

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Elizabeth relies more on Darcy, and I don't think Darcy would have any interest in her if she was prideful as he doesn't need to marry her.

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Mr. Collins seemed, at first, to have proper mannerisms towards everyone, though it turns out he did not. bummer.

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Mr. Collins seemed, at first, to have proper mannerisms towards everyone, though it turns out he did not. bummer.

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I don't think that Elizabeth and Darcy would have ended up marrying because it was more accepted for those of the upper class to be very prideful, and if Elizabeth were to be as prideful as Darcy, she would have been considered to be very rude.

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The main manners shown were those of other peoples towards one another even if they were not necessarily close or friends.

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I learned that the manners  often depend off a person internal motive. This internal motive is often status or wealth.

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I learned that the manners  often depend off a person internal motive. This internal motive is often status or wealth.

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They can be misleading to what people's actual motives are

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They can be misleading to what people's actual motives are

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Talking to those of a lower social class.

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Talking to those of a lower social class.

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I learned that you can have good manners and still be in a lower class.

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I learned that you can have good manners and still be in a lower class.

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I learned that the focus on mannerisms Austen uses for characterization is a defining trait of the novel.

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I learned that the focus on mannerisms Austen uses for characterization is a defining trait of the novel.

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manners can give a unclear first impression

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manners can give a unclear first impression

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The strongest manners were in Mr. Collins and how he overly respected basically everyone to a point where he looked foolish

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The strongest manners were in Mr. Collins and how he overly respected basically everyone to a point where he looked foolish

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I don't feel they would have ended up together. As if Elizabeth was prideful for no reason from a lower class, she would just look arrogant like Mr. collins. And Mr. Darcy would have no interest in her if she was like that.

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I don't feel they would have ended up together. As if Elizabeth was prideful for no reason from a lower class, she would just look arrogant like Mr. collins. And Mr. Darcy would have no interest in her if she was like that.

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Elizabeth would haev not wanted to be with Mr. Darcy and Mr. Darcy would have been to mad at her to ask her to dance.

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Elizabeth would haev not wanted to be with Mr. Darcy and Mr. Darcy would have been to mad at her to ask her to dance.

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I think that they could still end up marrying, because if the manners are only switched, and none of them are lost, then the rest of the plot would move on as normal except with the different characters. Elizabeth, with Darcy's manners, would have eventually changed for Darcy, trying to become more agreeable.

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You can still have manners and be cordial to people that you might not like.

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I learned that someone could use proper manners to get what they want. a form of manipulation.

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I learned that someone could use proper manners to get what they want. a form of manipulation.

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First impressions are based mainly on your manners

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First impressions are based mainly on your manners

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Do we have to turn the worksheet in? Like, comment, and subscribe for more guys have a great day.

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Do we have to turn the worksheet in? Like, comment, and subscribe for more guys have a great day.

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Manners can be used to manipulate people.

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Manners can be used to manipulate people.

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I think that did happen because at the beginning of the book, Elizabeth had prejudice and Mr.Darcy was too prideful. However, by the end the roles swapped and Elizabeth was too prideful because she turned him down, and Mr.Darcy had prejudice against her for doing so.

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I think that did happen because at the beginning of the book, Elizabeth had prejudice and Mr.Darcy was too prideful. However, by the end the roles swapped and Elizabeth was too prideful because she turned him down, and Mr.Darcy had prejudice against her for doing so.

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What are your thoughts on the mannerisms throughout the book, Kerry?

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What are your thoughts on the mannerisms throughout the book, Kerry?