Pride and Prejudice: an analysis of Mr. Wickham’s character Essay

To begin with, Wickham appears to have a good complaisant etiquette which impresses the ref and Elizabeth, Mr. Wickham was the adroit man towards whom al just about every young-bearing(prenominal) eye was turned. Wickham makes a slopped first impression and he appears to be amiable with a friendly disposition. His coming into court was greatly in favour bewitching countenancevery pleasing comprehend, Wickham instantly takes Elizabeths favour and he faces a deferent character.Wickham is clever full to encourage Elizabeth into prizeing ill of Darcy by initially forming a trust with her and as Lizzy already dislikes him, it is easy for her to gestate Wickham, I have known him (Darcy) similarly commodious and too well to be a fair judge. It is impossible for me to be dispassionateill-tempered man. The reader is intrigued into Wickhams opinion of him initially due to his social intelligence, his amiability and his first impressions to the town.Wickham continues to make Elizab eth think ill of Mr. Darcy by making himself seem the victim of the series of events between the dickens men. Wickham I cannot accuse myself of having really do anything to deserve to lose ithe hates me. overdue to the trust the reader and Lizzy have in Wickham, his story is accepted and we succumb to the claims he makes. Lizzy shows her naivety by immediately accept the story and replying He deserves to be in public disgracedWickhams character begins to be disbelieveed in chapter eighteen when Darcy says Mr. Wickham is bless(prenominal)ed with much(prenominal) happy manners as whitethorn ensure his making friends whether he whitethorn be equally capable of retaining them, is less certain. However, as Darcy appears to us as such an ill-mannered character, we argon unsure whether to believe him. His character is further doubted when Miss Bingley complains closely Wickham to Elizabeth, George Wickham has treated Mr. Darcy in a most infamous mannerMr. Darcy is not in the leas t to blame. Lizzy and the reader start to doubt their initial appraisal of Wickham as his good-hearted character far outweighs his shortcomings.Elizabeth shows her fond feelings towards Wickham by discovering that he is interested in the indecorum of Miss King for merely the 10,000 by saying I should at sacrifice detest his very namemy feelings are not only cordial towards him. The reader now sees Wickhams bad intentions and how Lizzy is too fooled by his charm to see it.Wickhams bad character is finally corroborate in Darcys letter explaining Wickhams purposes at length, he had some intentions of examine lawhis life was full of idling and dissipation(Georgiana) was persuaded to believe herself in love, and to consent to an elopementMr. Wickhams chief object was unquestionably my sisters fortune. Wickham is instantly seen for what he really is superficial, deceitful and selfish with no concern for the damage he causes by his desire for pecuniary gain and greed. He masks his adjust character from Elizabeth and the reader and shows his true character of depravity.