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Elizabeth seems to be the type of women that has so much dignity and proud error herself that she is not led to decide who she must marry simply based off of money. She must really love the person she is going to spend the rest of her life with. Her monster, Mrs. Bennett really does try to convince her daughter to marry Collins but not out of good will but instead of good intentions. Because after all Liz is her daughter and she does love her very much and is obviously looking out for her best interest. Her mother feels as though because Collins proposed and he has money that would be like the saying killing two birds with one stone. Not only is he economically stable but he is also a man that is proposing to her. She is simply looking for her daughter to have a place to love and food to eat after her father passes away it is not the fact that she wishes and upon her. Her father on the other hand, helps Liz stand against marrying him for the reason that she does not love him. and that for him is a very big deal because he later on admits that he did not love Mrs. Bennett and as a result their marriage has suffered. Liz is his favorite daughter and does not want the same thing to happen to her as has happened to him because he sees a lot of himself in her. Also he feels as though he has not been a good father and is regretful for that. He may feel bad for that and wants her  make the descion that is going to make her happy because he doesn't want her to have a relationship like his. Liz is his favorite daughter and whatever she wants he will support. Elizabeth is also very attracted to Darcy although her first impression of him wasn'ta good one, she does still have feelings for him although she does not admit it. This may also be another reason why she turned down Collins because deep down she knows who she really loves and would like to be with.