Pride and Prejudice

Mrs. Bennet: "Mr. Bennet, how can you abuse your own children in such a way?" (0:12)

The Bennets’ daughter Elizabeth tells George Wickham, referring to Fitzwilliam Darcy, "The man must be mad."
Wickham: ”Mad?” (0:25)

Dr. Mcintosh, referring to Elizabeth’s sister Jane Bennet: "I detect distinct symptoms of pyrexia." (0:29)

Caroline Bingley tells her brother Charles Bingley, "... nothing to get agitated about."
”But how shocking.”
Darcy: ”Is it shocking for a young lady to be concerned about her sister?” (0:31)

Caroline asks Elizabeth, referring to Jane, "Is your patient asleep?"
Charles: ”It’s amazing to me how young ladies have the patience to be so accomplished as they all are.” 0:33)

Her sister Lydia Bennet tells Kitty, "You’re quite tipsy."
She tells Darcy and Elizabeth, ”She’s drunk as a lord.” (0:54)

George Wickham tells Elizabeth, "How kind and sympathetic you are."
”Your sympathy means very much to me.” (1:04)

Elizabeth tells her friend Charlotte, referring to Darcy, "... telling me how unselfish he was..." (1:21)

Elizabeth asks Darcy, "Am I supposed to feel flattered that you have so overcome your aversion to my family that you’re ready to marry into it?"
”Your selfish disregard for other people’s feeling made me dislike you from the first.” (1:23)

Elizabeth tells Jane, "How selfish I’m being." (1:33)

His aunt, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, asks Darcy, "Have you gone mad?"
Darcy: ”Yes, yes, quite mad, and I don’t believe I shall ever be quite sane again...” (1:51)

References in Austenland, Barbie (2023)