Orgueil et Préjugés, en bible de l'histoire

• Couple marié

  Mr. Bennet·Mrs. Bennet

  Enfants

  1. Jane Bennet
  2. Elizabeth Bennet
  3. Mary Bennet
  4. Kitty Bennet
  5. Lydia Bennet

• Couple marié

  Mr. Philips·Mrs. Philips

• Couple marié

  Sir William Lucas·Lady Lucas

  Enfants

  1. Charlotte Lucas

• Couple marié

  Mrs. Hurst·Mr. Hurst

• Frères et sœurs

  • Mrs. Philips
  • Mrs. Bennet
  • Mr. Gardiner

• Frères et sœurs

  • Mr. Bingley
  • Miss Bingley
  • Mrs. Hurst

• Frères et sœurs

  • Mr. Darcy
  • Miss Darcy

• Elizabeth Bennet·Whereabouts

  1. Dès le débutLongbourn
  2. À partir du Chapitre VIINetherfield, nursing Jane
  3. À partir du Chapitre XIILongbourn

• Elizabeth Bennet·Opinion of Mr. Bingley's sisters

  1. Dès le débutproud and conceited; she is little disposed to approve them
  2. À partir du Chapitre VIIwarming to them for their care of Jane
  3. À partir du Chapitre VIIIher first dislike, restored by their indifference to Jane

• Jane Bennet·Whereabouts

  1. Dès le débutLongbourn
  2. À partir du Chapitre VIINetherfield, kept there by illness
  3. À partir du Chapitre XIILongbourn

• Jane Bennet·Health

  1. À partir du Chapitre VIIa violent cold, caught riding to Netherfield in the rain
  2. À partir du Chapitre Xrecovering; well enough to leave her room for an evening

• Mr. Darcy·Opinion of Elizabeth's looks

  1. Dès le débuttolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt him
  2. À partir du Chapitre VIher face uncommonly intelligent, her dark eyes beautiful

• Elizabeth Bennet est au courant pour Mr. Darcy

  Elizabeth overhears Darcy call her tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt him.

  À partir du Chapitre III

• Mrs. Bennet est au courant pour Mr. Darcy

  Mrs. Bennet repeats the slight to her husband the same night.

  À partir du Chapitre III

• Charlotte Lucas est au courant pour Mr. Darcy

  Charlotte knows the story and teases Elizabeth with it the morning after.

  À partir du Chapitre V

• Miss Bingley est au courant pour Mr. Darcy

  Darcy tells Miss Bingley that the fine eyes he has been thinking of are Elizabeth's.

  À partir du Chapitre VI

• Elizabeth Bennet est au courant pour Jane Bennet

  Elizabeth sees that Jane is in a way to be very much in love, and that the world will not notice.

  À partir du Chapitre VI

• Charlotte Lucas est au courant pour Jane Bennet

  Elizabeth confides it to Charlotte, who thinks Jane hides it too well.

  À partir du Chapitre VI

• Mrs. Bennet est au courant pour Mr. Bennet

  Mr. Bennet keeps his call on Mr. Bingley from his wife until the evening after he has paid it.

  À partir du Chapitre II

• Charlotte Lucas est au courant pour Mr. Bingley

  Charlotte overhears Bingley tell Mr. Robinson that the eldest Miss Bennet was the prettiest woman in the room.

  À partir du Chapitre V

• Jane Bennet est au courant pour Mr. Darcy

  Miss Bingley has told Jane that Darcy says little except among his intimate acquaintance.

  À partir du Chapitre V

• Le lecteursait

  The narrator tells the reader that Darcy now finds Elizabeth's face uncommonly intelligent.

  he began to find it was rendered uncommonly intelligent by the beautiful expression of her dark eyes

• Elizabeth Bennetse trompe

  Elizabeth is perfectly unaware of the change, and still thinks he finds her plain.

  Croit : he does not think her handsome enough to dance with

  Of this she was perfectly unaware: to her he was only the man who made himself agreeable nowhere

• Miss Bingleysoupçonne

  Miss Bingley sees, or suspects, enough to be jealous.

  Croit : he is falling in love with Elizabeth

  Miss Bingley saw, or suspected, enough to be jealous

• Lydia Bennetsoupçonne

  Kitty and Lydia bring home a hint that Colonel Forster is going to be married. It is only a hint.

  Croit : he is going to be married

  it had actually been hinted that Colonel Forster was going to be married

1. Chapitre I

   Jour non précisé

   Netherfield Park is let

   A young man of large fortune from the north of England takes Netherfield, and Mrs. Long brings the news to Longbourn.

   À Netherfield Park. Hors champ. Avec : Mr. Bingley, Mrs. Long

2. Chapitre II

   Jour non précisé

   Mr. Bennet calls on Mr. Bingley

   Mr. Bennet calls among the first, and tells his family only the next evening.

   À Netherfield Park. Hors champ. Avec : Mr. Bennet, Mr. Bingley

3. Chapitre III

   Jour non précisé

   Mr. Bingley returns the call

   Bingley sits ten minutes in Mr. Bennet's library; the daughters see from an upper window that he wears a blue coat.

   À Longbourn. Avec : Mr. Bingley, Mr. Bennet

4. Chapitre III

   Jour non précisé

   The Meryton assembly

   Bingley dances twice with Jane; Darcy dances only with his own party and calls Elizabeth tolerable.

   À Meryton. Avec : Mr. Bingley, Mr. Darcy, Jane Bennet, Elizabeth Bennet, Mrs. Bennet

5. Chapitre V

   Jour non précisé

   The Lucases call to talk over the ball

   The morning after the assembly, the Lucas girls come to Longbourn to compare what they overheard.

   À Longbourn. Avec : Charlotte Lucas, Mrs. Bennet, Elizabeth Bennet

6. Chapitre VI

   Jour non précisé

   A party at Lucas Lodge

   Elizabeth sings, Mary plays, Sir William presents Elizabeth to Darcy as a partner, and she refuses to dance.

   À Lucas Lodge. Avec : Sir William Lucas, Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth Bennet, Mary Bennet, Miss Bingley

7. Chapitre VII

   Jour 0

   Tuesday

   Jane rides to Netherfield in the rain

   Invited to dine by Miss Bingley, Jane is sent on horseback, is caught in the rain and has to stay the night.

   À Netherfield Park. Avec : Jane Bennet, Mrs. Bennet

   Mrs. Bennet expects her daughters home the following Tuesday, which would exactly finish Jane's week (chapter XII).

8. Chapitre VII

   Jour 1

   Wednesday

   Elizabeth walks to Netherfield

   Jane's note arrives at breakfast; Elizabeth walks three miles across the fields, and is invited to stay.

   À Netherfield Park. Avec : Elizabeth Bennet, Jane Bennet, Kitty Bennet, Lydia Bennet

   The day after Jane's ride. Chapter XII's news from the regiment runs since the preceding Wednesday.

9. Chapitre IX

   Jour 2

   Mrs. Bennet visits Netherfield

   Mrs. Bennet finds Jane not dangerously ill, will not hear of her moving, and Lydia reminds Bingley of his ball.

   À Netherfield Park. Avec : Mrs. Bennet, Lydia Bennet, Kitty Bennet, Mr. Bingley

10. Chapitre X

    Jour 2

    Darcy writes to his sister

    That evening Miss Bingley praises Darcy's letter-writing, and he asks Elizabeth to dance a reel.

    À Netherfield Park. Avec : Mr. Darcy, Miss Bingley, Elizabeth Bennet

11. Chapitre X

    Jour 3

    A walk in the shrubbery

    Miss Bingley teases Darcy about marrying into the Bennets; Mrs. Hurst takes his other arm, and Elizabeth runs off on her own.

    À Netherfield Park. Avec : Miss Bingley, Mr. Darcy, Mrs. Hurst, Elizabeth Bennet

12. Chapitre XI

    Jour 3

    Jane comes down to the drawing-room

    Jane spends the evening downstairs; Miss Bingley takes Elizabeth for a turn about the room.

    À Netherfield Park. Avec : Jane Bennet, Mr. Bingley, Mr. Darcy

13. Chapitre XII

    Jour 5

    Sunday

    Jane and Elizabeth return to Longbourn

    After a Saturday in which Darcy scarcely speaks to Elizabeth, the sisters leave Netherfield on Sunday after morning service.

    À Longbourn. Avec : Jane Bennet, Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Bennet

    Stated in chapter XII.

• Jane and Mr. Bingley

  Romance · En progression

  Bingley admires Jane from the first ball; Jane loves him and hides it, which Charlotte warns may cost her.

  1. Chapitre IIIMise en place: Bingley dances with Jane twice at the assembly, and asks no one else a second time.
  2. Chapitre IVAvancée: Alone with Elizabeth, Jane admits how much she admires him.
  3. Chapitre VIComplication: Charlotte warns that a woman who hides her affection may lose the man.
  4. Chapitre VIIAvancée: Sent on horseback in the rain, Jane falls ill at Netherfield and has to stay.
  5. Chapitre XIAvancée: When Jane comes down, Bingley sits by her and talks to scarcely anyone else.

• Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy

  Intrigue principale · En progression

  A slight at the first ball, a change of heart she knows nothing about, and a running argument about pride.

  1. Chapitre IIIMise en place: Darcy refuses to dance with Elizabeth and she overhears why.
  2. Chapitre VIRetournement: Darcy begins to find her face uncommonly intelligent.
  3. Chapitre VIComplication: At Lucas Lodge he asks her to dance and she refuses.
  4. Chapitre XAvancée: Darcy has never been so bewitched by any woman.
  5. Chapitre XIAvancée: Their argument about pride and resentment ends in a smile.
  6. Chapitre XIIComplication: Alarmed by his own feelings, Darcy barely speaks to her on her last day.

• Miss Bingley's hopes of Mr. Darcy

  Intrigue secondaire · Au point mort

  Miss Bingley sets out to win Darcy and to make him dislike Elizabeth; neither works.

  1. Chapitre VIIIMise en place: At dinner Miss Bingley is wholly taken up with Darcy.
  2. Chapitre XComplication: She sees enough to be jealous of Elizabeth.
  3. Chapitre XAvancée: She tries to provoke Darcy by teasing him about marrying into the Bennet family.
  4. Chapitre XIComplication: Her turn about the room with Elizabeth makes Darcy look up.

• The Netherfield ball

  Mise en place et résolution · Ouverte

  Bingley talks of a ball at Netherfield on the first night; by chapter XI it is a settled thing, and the date is not yet fixed.

  1. Chapitre IIIMise en place: At the assembly Bingley talks of giving a ball himself at Netherfield.
  2. Chapitre IXAvancée: Lydia holds him to his promise; he lets her name the day once Jane is well.
  3. Chapitre XIAvancée: Bingley tells his sister the ball is settled.

• The entail on Longbourn

  Mise en place et résolution · Ouverte

  Longbourn will pass to a distant male relation, not to any of the five daughters. The relation is not named in chapters I to XII.

  1. Chapitre VIIMise en place: The estate is entailed, in default of heirs male, on a distant relation.

• The militia in Meryton

  Intrigue secondaire · Ouverte

  A regiment winters at Meryton, and the two youngest Bennets can talk of nothing but officers.

  1. Chapitre VIIMise en place: A militia regiment arrives to spend the winter, with Meryton as head-quarters.
  2. Chapitre VIIAvancée: Lydia admires Captain Carter, who is leaving for London.
  3. Chapitre XIIIndice: A hint comes home that Colonel Forster is going to be married.

Modifications glissées : signalées

• La phrase modifiée

  That she should have walked thirty miles so early in the day in such dirty weather, and by herself, was almost incredible to Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley

  Elle contredit

  Elizabeth Bennet, Walk to Netherfield: three miles, alone, in dirty weather

  walked three miles so early in the day in such dirty weather

  Netherfield is three miles from Longbourn: Elizabeth says so herself before she sets out.

• La phrase modifiée

  he had removed with his family to a house about twenty miles from Meryton, denominated from that period Lucas Lodge

  Elle contredit

  Lucas Lodge, Distance from Meryton: about a mile

  a house about a mile from Meryton

  Lucas Lodge is about a mile from Meryton, and within a short walk of Longbourn.

• La phrase modifiée

  Her father had been a sea captain in Brighton, and had left her four thousand pounds.

  Elle contredit

  Mrs. Bennet, Her father: an attorney in Meryton

  Her father had been an attorney in Meryton

  Mrs. Bennet's father was an attorney in Meryton; Mr. Philips was his clerk and took over the business.

• La phrase modifiée

  Of this she was perfectly aware: to her he was only the man who made himself agreeable nowhere

  Elle contredit

  Mr. Darcy, Opinion of Elizabeth's looks: her face uncommonly intelligent, her dark eyes beautiful

  the beautiful expression of her dark eyes

  Elizabeth does not know that Darcy's opinion has changed. The knowledge table has her believing he finds her merely tolerable.

Vrais passages : laissés tranquilles

• Une rumeur ou une opinion

  a report soon followed that Mr. Bingley was to bring twelve ladies and seven gentlemen with him to the assembly

  A rumour, corrected in the same paragraph: the party that entered the room was five.

• Expliqué par le texte

  She danced four dances with him at Meryton

  Chapter III says Bingley danced with Jane twice. Dances went in pairs: he asked her for the two next, and later the two fifth, so twice is four dances.

• Un vrai changement

  he began to find it was rendered uncommonly intelligent by the beautiful expression of her dark eyes.

  Darcy's opinion of Elizabeth's looks really changes in chapter VI. The earlier value holds until then, so there is nothing to fix.

• Une rumeur ou une opinion

  To walk three miles, or four miles, or five miles, or whatever it is, above her ancles in dirt

  Miss Bingley's sneer, not a measurement: she does not care how far it is.