Pride and Prejudice

Mrs. Bennet hears that a rich young man has rented Netherfield and asks her husband to visit him.

Mr. Bennet surprises his family by revealing that he has already visited Mr. Bingley.

At a local ball, Bingley admires Jane, while his proud friend Darcy insults Elizabeth.

Jane and Elizabeth discuss Bingley and his sisters, whose opinions of the ball differ from his.

The Bennets and Lucases discuss the ball, Bingley's interest in Jane, and Darcy's pride.

Darcy begins to admire Elizabeth, but she refuses his invitation to dance at a party.

Jane becomes ill after riding to Netherfield in the rain, and Elizabeth walks there to care for her.

Bingley's sisters criticize Elizabeth, who later joins a discussion about the skills a woman should have.

Mrs. Bennet visits Jane at Netherfield and embarrasses Elizabeth with her remarks.

Elizabeth enjoys challenging Darcy, while Miss Bingley grows jealous of his interest in her.

Elizabeth and Darcy discuss pride and personal faults as his feelings for her grow stronger.

Jane recovers, and she and Elizabeth return home despite their mother's wish for them to stay longer.

Mr. Collins, the cousin who will inherit Longbourn, arrives and praises the Bennet family.

Mr. Collins praises Lady Catherine and tries to read serious religious lessons to the Bennet sisters.

The sisters meet the charming Wickham in Meryton, where Elizabeth notices his tense meeting with Darcy.

At her aunt's party, Elizabeth hears Wickham's claim that Darcy unfairly took away his future career.

The Bennets receive an invitation to a ball, but Elizabeth must promise her first dances to Mr. Collins.

Elizabeth dances with Darcy at Netherfield and feels ashamed of her family's public behavior.

Mr. Collins proposes to Elizabeth but refuses to believe her clear rejection.

Mrs. Bennet demands that Elizabeth marry Collins, but Mr. Bennet supports his daughter's refusal.

A letter announces that the Bingleys have left for London, making Jane doubt Bingley's feelings.

Charlotte accepts Mr. Collins's proposal because she wants a secure home, shocking Elizabeth.

Mrs. Bennet is angry about Charlotte's engagement, while Jane waits sadly for news of Bingley.

A letter confirms that Bingley will stay in London for the winter, leaving Jane heartbroken.

The Gardiners visit for Christmas, suggest taking Jane to London, and observe Elizabeth's interest in Wickham.

Jane discovers Caroline's friendship was false, while Elizabeth's feelings for Wickham begin to fade.

Elizabeth visits Jane in London on her way to Kent and receives an invitation for a summer trip.

Elizabeth arrives at Charlotte's home in Hunsford and receives an invitation to dine at Rosings.

At Rosings, Lady Catherine gives advice and asks Elizabeth many personal questions.

Darcy and his charming cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam, arrive in Kent and visit Charlotte's home.

Elizabeth plays the piano at Rosings and challenges Darcy's excuse for avoiding strangers.

Darcy begins visiting frequently, and Charlotte wonders whether he is in love with Elizabeth.

Colonel Fitzwilliam reveals Darcy's interference in a friend's romance, making Elizabeth furious for Jane.

Darcy declares his love, but Elizabeth rejects him because of his pride and his treatment of Jane and Wickham.

Darcy gives Elizabeth a letter explaining his actions toward Bingley and revealing Wickham's past.

Elizabeth studies Darcy's letter and feels ashamed as she questions her earlier judgments.

As Elizabeth prepares to leave Kent, she reflects on Darcy's letter and her family's behavior.

Elizabeth says goodbye to Charlotte and travels to London, where she spends a few days with Jane.

Elizabeth and Jane return home, and Lydia tells them that the soldiers will soon leave for Brighton.

Elizabeth tells Jane about Darcy's proposal and Wickham's past, but they decide not to expose Wickham publicly.

Lydia receives an invitation to Brighton, and Mr. Bennet lets her go despite Elizabeth's warnings.

Elizabeth travels to Derbyshire with the Gardiners and agrees to visit Pemberley after hearing Darcy is away.

At Pemberley, Elizabeth unexpectedly meets Darcy and is amazed by his kindness to her and the Gardiners.

Darcy introduces Georgiana to Elizabeth, and Bingley's questions suggest that he still thinks about Jane.

Miss Bingley tries to embarrass Elizabeth at Pemberley, but Darcy openly praises Elizabeth's beauty.

Letters from Jane reveal that Lydia has run away with Wickham, forcing Elizabeth and the Gardiners to return home.

The Gardiners and Elizabeth fear for Lydia's future, and Jane shows Elizabeth the note Lydia left behind.

The search continues in London, Collins sends an unkind letter, and Mr. Bennet regrets ignoring Elizabeth's warning.

A letter reports that Lydia and Wickham have been found and can marry if Mr. Bennet agrees to provide money.

Elizabeth fears she has lost Darcy, while Mr. Bennet reluctantly agrees to welcome Lydia and Wickham after their wedding.

Lydia and Wickham visit Longbourn without shame, and Lydia accidentally reveals that Darcy attended their wedding.

Mrs. Gardiner explains that Darcy found the couple and paid for their marriage, leaving Elizabeth deeply moved.

Lydia and Wickham leave for the North, and Bingley returns to Netherfield with Darcy.

At dinner, Jane and Bingley grow closer, but Elizabeth struggles to find a chance to speak privately with Darcy.

Bingley proposes to Jane, bringing great happiness to her and the Bennet family.

Lady Catherine demands that Elizabeth promise never to marry Darcy, but Elizabeth refuses.

Elizabeth worries about Darcy's response to his aunt, while her father laughs at a rumor of their engagement.

Elizabeth thanks Darcy for helping Lydia and tells him that her feelings have changed, accepting his love.

Elizabeth tells Jane and her parents about her engagement and helps her father understand Darcy's true character.

Elizabeth and Darcy discuss how their love began, inform their relatives, and prepare for their wedding.

Jane and Elizabeth enjoy married life, Kitty becomes more sensible, and Lydia and Wickham continue to need help.