"Why do you think so? It must be his own doing, he is his own master" (117)
Jane seeing the good in everyone is evident here. She won't even consider that Miss Bingley is the one who's saying Bingley has to say, not himself. This is becoming quite a fault for Jane, only seeing the good in everyone makes you blind to any manipulation they do to you and I think Miss Bingley has figured that out and she will use it to her benefit. She can manipulate Jane into thinking that Bingey is not around or that he doesn't want to see her, and if Jane is not around, neither is Elizabeth and Miss Bingley can have Darcy to herself.
After hearing the New Of Charlotte Lucas and Mr. Collins, Elizabeth is:
a) shocked
b) livid
c) ecstatic
d) apathetic
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