Who is Mr. Collins?
Mr. Collins is Mr. Bennet's cousin. After he is dead, Mr. Collinscan take
care of his fortine. And it means that Mr.Collins willbe the holder of
Mr. Bennet's fortune, not Mrs. Bennet or one of their Daughters.
 The
first view and the second view:
Before Mr.Collins went to The Bennet's, he was not a popular person that
Mrs. Bennet wanted to visit, especially after Mr. Bennet told her that
after he was dead, Mr. Collins could turn her and her daughters all out
of their houseas soon as he pleased...etc. such jokking words. But after
he really came to visit them, her thinking of Mr. Collins hasbeen changed.
Especially after he told how beautiful her daughters were, how beautiful
their house was, how delicious the food was , and so on, she began to like
this young man. Well, you know that Mr. Bennet was such a woman that was
pleased easily.
When
Mr. Bennet got the letter that he wrote to him, he thought that this person
was a nice man and he thought that his letter was a mixture of servility
and self- importance. He was really wanted to see him. After Mr. Collins
came, he still thought that he was a good man. But as time went by he was
a little could not stand him and did not like him as more as before. Therefore,
when Mrs. Bennet wanted him to force Lizzy to marry him, he told Lizzy,
his favorite daughter, if shewould like to marry him, she could no longer
call him, Father.
Jane
always had no special commentaries to others, so when she heard the person
, she said that" though it is difficult to guess in what way he can mean
to make us the atonement he thinks our due, the wish is certainly to his
credit. " But after Mr. Collins came, she still paid less attention on
him.
Elizabeth
did not think that he was a good, and nice person forom the beginning to
the end when he left. And she also did not think tha he was a sensible
person ,but a silly man, especially when they were in the party, he always
wnated her to dance with him, but always could not dance well, when he
knew that Mr. Darcy was Lady Catherine's cousin, he just busytalked and
interduced himself to Mr. Darcy,he did not care Mr. Darcy's impatience
with him, just talking talking and talking, and he could not understand
that Elizabeth did not wnat to marry him. He always used his own thinking
to think that everything should be like what he thought.
Other
Bennet sisters were not interested in who he was orhow he was loked like,they
paidmore attention on other handsome officers.For example, when Mr. Collins
was just beginning to read a book, Ledia interrupted him at once. Mary,
she just cared that how his letter, his composition was written, was it
reasonble, or was the idea well expressed?
From
Charlotte Lucas's view, although the book did not tell us that clearly,
we know that she was a parctical woman,she just wnated to marry a rich
man who had a steady jod and could give her save feelings, so maybe Mr.
Collins was such a man inher point of view.
The
description in this book:
He
was a tall, heavy- lokking young man of five and twenty. His air was grave
and steady, and his manners were very formal. Sometimes he was talkative
and his manners were always too excessive. He could say sorry again and
again and again just beacuse of one little thing.
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Who
is Mr. Collins?
