I had never thought, nor seen it suggested anywhere, that Mr Collins wanted his offer of marriage to Elizabeth to be rejected.

Mr Collins seemed a genuine man to me.

He did what he thought correct. He was refused but still wanted a wife.

Mr Collins and Charlotte Lucas both wanted someone to marry.

I have dipped in here and there.

Mr Collins wears glasses!

Ah!

Oh!

Who, or what, decided that Mr Collins wears glasses, and why?

The jazz number with the trumpets is great.

I can't find it now.

Yes.

If I have got it wrong, I am happy to learn why.

Thank you, Ali.

Thank you for replying.

I have registered some time ago. I seem to have missed that feature.

So that seems to indicate 6 pm UK time, except that we but the clocks back on the last Sunday in October, so it might be 7 pm here as I think, but am not congruently sure, that people in America will not have put their clocks back by 30 October.

When I was young, UK clocks used to go back in September and mainland Europe clocks went back at the end of October.

It caused problems with imetables for ferry services across the English channel.

I realized, after I had got the result, that I had in error put 'triangle' instead of 'rectangle'.

I left it as it had been when the experiment had taken place.

Being in error is not good, but it is important not to falsify what actually happened in the experiment.

Here is what Copilot wrote after producing the picture.

I tried to find out whether a prompt consisting of a combination of an image and some text would work.

Yes.

I tend not to write it like that so as not to risk giving the impression of the meaning including the quote marks.

It was not a deliberate choice. I suppose something to do with how I was taught to write up experiments.

Yet interesting.

How exactly would my meaning be correctly worded?

Actualy, it was intended to be the full moon at night.

{discussing art, pedantry mode switched on}

Oh, why?