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Catherine’s brother James has arrived in Bath with Isabella’s brother John. It is Catherine’s first time meeting John, and she finds him ill-mannered, entitled, and difficult to talk to. Catherine has grown up in the countryside, however, and has seemingly never before met a man of her age and class to whom she was not related. Thus she feels herself to be too inexperienced to trust her own first impressions of John’s character, and instead decides to trust her older brother’s judgment in choosing John as his friend. She also feels that, as Isabella’s brother, John likely shares some of…