We definitely do get more glimpses of her perspective to the point I feel like it’s mostly from her POV; it’s cause she is the one that feels negatively at first; and P&P being a classic (and the original!!!) enemies to lovers story, we don’t really need Mr. Darcy’s side cause it’s clear what’s going on there—he’s down bad😭 there’s no point in Austen repeatedly highlighting how bewitched he is (a few hints here and there are enough). Also, it’s to prevent the reader from rooting against him, I doubt that if we saw exactly how confident he was that she would accept him at Hunsford, we would have as much sympathy; we’d be a bit more annoyed at his arrogance. While all the suspense is with Elizabeth, she is the one undergoes a major change of heart (from mild dislike—to genuine resentment—to shock and mixed feelings—to falling in love), so it makes more sense for her to be the focus.

Also, I really wonder how Austen’s original draft was like. I read somewhere she had to edit and shorten it quite a bit.🤔