I feel kinda bad that Jessica had such a terrible time in New York, but it doesn't excuse her behaviour. I bet you if her boarding school is co-ed, she's probably tried a similar stunt to get guys kicked out. It makes me wonder if she's done this to boys her age too. It was just way too easy for Suzanne to cast doubt and cause havoc on Mr Collins's life. I mean, luckily I'm a female, so it's unlikely a guy will rip his shirt and say I tried to attack him and take advantage of him, but yeah. It's stuff like that that really makes me wary to be a teacher. People would have been all like, 'Wait, that doesn't sound like the girl we met. I know they wouldn't be able to hang a judgment on that, but at least it would've raised awareness.

Also, didn't anyone interview Teddy? Teddy at least would have been a decent character witness, saying that Suzanne was mean and neglectful and not at all nice. I'm really pissed at Elizabeth for not taking his side right away. She has no right to try and destroy Mr Collins's life and career like that. I mean, if her parents are as bad/neglectful as they came across when Jessica came over, I kinda get it. Suzanne comes across as just some spoiled little brat who just wants attention. I really wish she'd get mean and stop being stepped on. Elizabeth really is too naive and trusting.

Too good to be true 1984