Edited sentence: After a much more kind proposal, and seeing Darcy as the true compassionate man that he is, Elizabeth admits that she too is in love, and they get married.At the first ball, everyone assumed that because Darcy kept to himself he thought he was too good for them, but if they had gotten to know him, he was actually just afraid to meet new people.Austin uses Darcy to really show how society and social classes affect our judgement of people, rather than knowing that person.Bennet's affetion, he leaves her a heartfelt letter explaining his true feelings about her, her sister's relationship with Mr.Bingley, and the truth about what happened with Wickham.Darcy admits to Elizabeth that he was acting only to please her and that he is still deeply in love with her.Darcy represents the idea that first impressions are not what they seem.Darcy's reserved nature makes him seem a very haughty person, when in reality, he is very kind.He is dearly loved by his younger sister, and his servants are overjoyed by his kind and compassionate heart.In an effort to gain Ms.Lydia Bennet (Elizabeth's youngest sister) marries Wickham and Bingley comes back to finally ask Jane Bennet to be his wife, and Elizabeth comes to the realization that Darcy put it all together to save her family from disgrace and make Elizabeth's "most beloved sister" happy.She immediately refuses him based on his rather rude proposal, his intereference with her "beloved sister"'s engagement and her perception of what happened with Mr.Sociatal pressures of social class and his own shyness causes him to be seen as an overly proud man who is obsessed with his vanity.The two continue to see eachother but neither speaks of the proposal.This seems even more true with his proposal to Elizabeth where he begins by telling her that he is of a higher status than her but against his well and understanding he is deeply in love with her.When writing the novel, Jane Austen had intended the title to be "First Impressions", do to the fact that many times throughout the novel characters and events are not always as they seem