Emma (Jane Austen)

Emma (Jane Austen)

1. Characters

2. Characters

   • Emma Woodhouse
     • Handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and happy disposition
   • Mr. George Knightley
     • Nervous, frail, and prone to hypochondria. He is often foolish and clearly not Emma’s intellectual equal
   • Mr. George Knightley
     • openly critical of Emma, pointing out her flaws and foibles with franknessr
   • Harriet Smith
     • A pretty but unremarkable seventeen-year-old woman of uncertain parentage
   • Frank Churchill
     • Attractive, charming, and clever, he is also irresponsible, deceitful, rash, and ultimately unsuited to Emma.
   • Jane Fairfax
     • She possesses a kind heart and a reserved temperament
   • Mrs. Weston
     • Known for her kind temperament and her devotion to Emma
   • Mr. Weston
     • Warm, sociable, and perpetually optimistic
   • Mr. Elton
     • A handsome and agreeable man considered a welcome addition to any social gathering
   • Mr. Robert Martin
     • Industrious and good-hearted, though he lacks the refinements of a gentleman
   • Miss Bates
     • A middle-aged spinster without beauty or cleverness but with universal goodwill and a gentle temperamen
   • Isabella Knightley
     • Pretty, amiable, and completely devoted to her family
   • Mr. John Knightley
     • clear-minded but somewhat sharp in temper
   • Mrs. Elton
     • She is somewhat attractive and accomplished, but her vanity, superficiality, and vulgar overfamiliarity offset her admirable qualities.
   • Mrs. Churchill
     • She is known to be capricious, ill-tempered, and extremely possessive of Frank
   • Colonel Campbell
     • He feels great affection for Jane but is unable to provide her with an inheritance.
   • Mrs. Dixon
     • He had a romance with Jane Fairfax before his marriage
   • Mrs. Goddard
     • He introduces Harriet Smith to the Woodhouses
   • Mrs. Bates
     • Quiet, amiable, and somewhat deaf.
   • Mr. Perry
     • Highly esteemed by Mr. Woodhouse for his medical advice even though he is not a proper physician
   • Elizabeth Martin
     • Good friend and pleasant with Harriet before meeting Emma
   • Mr. and Mrs. Cole
     • several years has led them to adopt a luxurious lifestyle that is only a notch below that of the Woodhouses

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