Elizabeth thinks Mr. Bingley cares about Jane, but fears that her sisters, Caroline and Louisa, and Mr. Darcy have changed Charles Bingley's decision to marry Jane. Elizabeth complains that Bingley cannot direct his own true feelings. The meaning of the song is about a relationship in which both lovers continue to appease their physical and mental desires. "They do it because they really can't stop thinking about each other, just like Jane and Mr. Bingley. They still have feelings for each other, but they are separated by their loved ones Jane and Elizabeth are the eldest daughters of the Bennet family. They love reading and they both like the idea of ​​love even if Elizabeth doesn't display it too much, because they are very similar. to their other sisters, and they tell each other everything, and they both care a lot about their family's reputation, especially regarding their actions and their future marriages, even though Jane is shy and not as quick as him. Elizabeth although she is prettier than her sister and Jane tries to think well in everyone and everything and keeps her feeling within herself rather than expressing it as a relationship with Charles Bingley on the other side.,