Dynamic Character In Pride And Prejudice By Jane Austen

In her novel, Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen reveals how her character, Darcy, is a dynamic character. While visiting Mr. Darcy’s estate in Pemberley, Elizabeth runs into him unexpectedly, while taking with him she contemplates his behaviour during their interaction thinking about “[how] his behaviour, [is] so strikingly altered… [how he is speaking] with such civility” (242). Elizabeth is stuck by the change in his behavior, due to the fact that he seemed incredibly rude at their last encounter. At this last encounter, Darcy was acting very rude and perverse. She understands that he is a now very civil and nice person. Jane Austen illustrates another example of Mr. Darcy’s changed behavior. Elizabeth is standing with her aunt and uncle