Video Analysis by Ruth dlLoyola

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ruthdloyola — 2017-06-21 22:06:47 UTC

POST YOUR Discussion by DOUBLE-CLICKING ANYWHERE ON THE PADLET: How has Mr. Darcy's character changed throughout the film? With your answer, describe instances or scenes in the film as supporting detail to the facts you have written. Have fun.

Fluffycakes — 2017-06-22 00:10:58 UTC

Mr. Darcy was A type of introvert. He confessed to Elizabeth that he had a hard time talking to people. Besides The people he is close to of course. It was proven when Elizabeth was staying with her uncle and aunt. Mr. Darcy came barging in Elizabeth's room and was nervous for a few seconds, said something about the weather and walked out. When Elizabeth was trying to hide from seeing Mr. Darcy Talking to her aunt and Uncle, he was titled "A lovely man" by Elizabeth's aunt.. I think. I only remember fragments of the movie, but I do remember that this is one way he changed.

When Mr. Darcy first entered the ballroom, it got quiet. the music stopped playing, people stopped dancing. Then he said Elizabeth wasn't handsome and that even if he was to know how to dance she's not at his expectations to even accept her to dance. Then he separates Jane and Mr. Bingley and tries purposes to Elizabeth afterwards. She says she will never marry someone like him, because she offended her family by saying they are rude, and assuming Jane doesn't love Mr. Bingley the same way he loves her. Then he wrote a letter to her explaining what happened between him and Mr. Wickham and she finds out the truth. in my opinion, i think thats when she starts to fall in love with him. Afterwards, Mr. Darcy brings Mr. Bingley to the Bennett's house so Mr. Bingly can purpose to Jane. In addition to that, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth get married later on in the end of the movie. (BIG DADDY!!)

jerometorres06 — 2017-06-22 00:11:01 UTC

BID D

lacadenjermaine671 — 2017-06-22 00:15:54 UTC

at first he did not like Elizabeth because her family was poor and her sisters were too rowdy. Mr. Darcy later fell in love with Elizabeth at that confession scene the mood was sad because Darcy told Elizabeth how he feels about her and why he separated Jane a Mr. Binlgy , but she still don't like him.

madam lady was so mad that her nephew would purpose to Elizabeth and how Mr. Darcy would be in love with Elizabeth and madam lady would Elizabeth that her nephew would have to marry her daughter.

kathyrobert70 — 2017-06-22 00:18:33 UTC

Mr. Darcy changed throughout the film when

gcrystallyheart — 2017-06-22 00:29:19 UTC

First, when Mr. Darcy came into the ball with Mr. and Ms. Bingley, the music stops and also the people who are dancing. Everyone's attention was into them. We see that Mr. Bingley was interacting with the other because he was smiling with them while Mr. Darcy on the other hand shows no emotions at all and acts like he doesn't want to be in that ball. As the music starts playing again and people starts dancing, Mr. Bingley dances with Jane who is Elizabeth's sister. While Mr. Darcy is just watching them. Mr.Bennet introduced his family to Mr. Darcy and Mr. Darcy seems like he doesn't care at all. When Mr. Bingley asked Mr. Darcy to why don't he dance Elizabeth, he told Mr. Bingley that he don't think Elizabeth was handsome and appropriate. Elizabeth heard the conversation unintentionally and that was her first impression to Mr. Darcy.
On the next scene, Mr. Bingley invited Jane to have a dinner with him. It looks like there is a bad weather but Mrs. Benneth still let Jane go to her date like she planned everything to happen. Jane gets cold and she rest in Mr. Bingley's place for a while. Elizabeth visited her sister and get to meet Mr. Darcy again. The impression was still the same as Mr. Darcy still have no emotions at all.
On the third scene, when Elizabeth's best friend got married to Mr. Collin the moment she turned down Mr. Collin, she was so shocked but her best friend told her that she doesn't have a choice. She is old and Mr. Collins promised her with a better life.
When Elizabeth went to Mr. Darcy's Aunt's house, he saw Mr. Darcy in there. The aunt forced Elizabeth to play piano for her and that is when she found out that Mr. Darcy doesn't have a talent because he admitted it to Elizabeth. That moment I feel like Mr. Darcy is already having a romantic feeling to Elizabeth but he just doesn't show it because of his pride.
That day, Elizabeth found out that the reason of why Mr. Bingley didn't propose to Jane is because Mr. Darcy stopped him. The reason why is because Jane's family is poor and inappropriate because of their attitude and because he doesn't see the same affection from Jane as what he saw from Mr.Bingley. He thinks that Mr. Bingley loves Jane more.
Elizabeth got mad to Mr. Darcy because she felt insulted and sad because of her sister's situation.
But when they talked outside the church, Mr. Darcy admitted everything to Elizabeth about Mr. Wickem, about her sister and about Jane and Mr. Bingley's situation. He also admitted his feelings to Elizabeth

joelpunzalan24 — 2017-06-22 00:29:31 UTC

When mr.Darcy entered the ball, everyone went quiet even the music stopped, mr.darcy had a serious face and didn't look like he want it to be there or didn't look interested, he looked down at everyone like he was to good to be there. then he saw Elizabeth and said she wasn't handsome and that if he knew how to dance she's not at his expectation. his friend bingley fall's in love with jane and mr.darcy separates them because he thinks that jane's family was to poor and that they would be unsuitable for a family. then he tries to purpose to Elizabeth but Elizabeth rejected him because of what he did to her sister, later mr.Dacry send letters to her explaining why he was like that and why he did it, then Elizabeth understands and started to fall in love with him.

mannymol123 — 2017-06-22 00:29:42 UTC

Mr. Darcy changed when he went after Elizabeth at the scene when it was raining and he confess to Elizabeth.That he loves her and how he can not live with out her but Elizabeth was really mad at him. Because how he separate Jane and Mr.

saludo_val — 2017-06-22 00:29:46 UTC

Mr. Darcy was first portrayed in the ballroom scene as a wealthy man who looked down upon the men and women who are below his feet. He did not wish to be there and communicate with any of them especially Elizabeth during this scene. He refused to dance with her due to the fact that she is not worthy of doing such activities with him. His attitude changes when he confessed to Elizabeth stating everything that was in his mind such as his love for her and why he negated the marriage between Jane and Mr. Bingley.
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Elizabeth, her family and everyone else were having fun and dancing. When Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bingley, and Ms. Bingley walk into the room everyone stops, the music stops and they make way for them. a little later everything resumes and Elizabeth's mom introduces her daughters to Mr. Darcey and Mr. Bingley in hopes one of them will get married. Mr. Darcy tells Mr. Bingley that even though he does not know how to dance, even if he did he would not dance with Elizabeth

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