PLOT POINT 2:

Elizabeth Bennet Inciting Incident

 
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WARNING: Spoilers Below

Elizabeth Bennet

 

Inciting Incident Refresher: The Inciting Incident occurs when Elizabeth attends the dance and is rejected by Darcy.

But how does her introduction accomplish the 4 important elements? Click on each of them below to find out!

Proactive Protagonist

Elizabeth is proactive from the beginning of her story. She overhears Darcy insulting her and then stands up to him.

Story Goal

Elizabeth's story goal is to live life on her terms. She displays her commitment to this goal when she rebuffs Darcy - the most eligible bachelor in town.

Brush with Antagonist

Elizabeth's antagonist is Darcy. He represents Elizabeth's disdain for society - the idea that money is the most important thing, even at the cost of love, freedom, or happiness. He also separates Jane and Bingley and mirrors Elizabeth's biggest flaws.

Question for the Climactic Moment

The question posed here is, Will Elizabeth and Darcy fall in love?

This is answered in the Climactic Moment when Elizabeth and Darcy come together and kiss.