Elizabeth Bennet

Elizabeth Bennet

1. S I S T E R S

   • Jane Bennet
     • Jane is a very kind person with a warm heart, she doesn't think ill of anyone and is very easy to like. She is the oldest of the Bennet daughters and by far the most beautiful. (According to Mrs Bennet).
     • Charles Bingley
       • Mr Bingley is quite like Jane, personality wise. He is kind and sweet and is all smiles. He is also a very likeable person.
       • Fitzwillam Darcy
         • Mr Darcy's first appearance at the Meryton Ball leaves a bad impression on the towns people (especially Elizabeth) for he seems snobbish and rude when he refuses to dance at the ball.
         • George Wickham
           • Mr Wickham is money hungry. He and Mr Darcy have a bad past as Mr Wickham attempted to steal Mr Darcy's inheritance. He is considered handsome and very charming.
           • Georgiana Darcy
             • Plays piano - is coonsidered quite well at playing. Was to marry Mr Wickham, but when he learnt he wasn't going to get her inheritance.
         • Lady Catherine
           • Lady Catherine is Mr Darcy's aunt and thinks highly of herself. She has planned the marriage of Mr Darcy to her daughter from when they were younger.
         • Georgiana Darcy
       • Miss Bingley
         • Mr Bingley's sister. She's a snob and rude, looks down on the Meryton Ball. Wants to marry Mr Darcy.
   • Lydia Bennet
     • Youngest of the Bennet daughters. She's immature and tends to gossip. She's very social and seems to put herself out in hopes of marrying. She runs away with Mr Wickham.
   • Kitty Bennet
     • Kitty, like Lydia is immature and silly. They are often laughing at pointless things.
   • Mary Bennet
     • Mary is the middle Bennet daughter and she doesn't really get along with the other sisters. She plays the piano religiously. No one really likes Mary.

2. Lady Catherine

3. Mr&Mrs Bennet

4. Charlotte Lucas

   • Charlotte Lucas is Elizabeth's close friend. She is not as well off as Elizabeth and quickly agrees to marry Mr Collins after his proposal. It is obvious that she is marrying for practicality and not for love.
   • Mr Collins
     • Mr Collins is a highly awkward man who uses long sentences to explain simple ideas and thoughts. He will recieve the Bennet estate when Mr Bennet passes. He originally wanted to marry Jane but seeing as she was being courted by Mr Bingley, he proposed to Elizabeth who strongly refused him.
     • Mr&Mrs Bennet
       • Mr Bennet cares greatly for Jane and Elizabeth and has a neutral feeling towards his three younger daughters. Mr Bennet seems to enjoy tormenting his wife. Mrs Bennet is an anxious women who always complains about her nerves when a stressful situation arises. Her main objective in life is to find husbands for her five daughters.

5. Mr Collins

6. The Gardiners

   • Elizabeth's aunt and uncle. They take Lizzy on a tour and visit Pemberley, Mr Darcy's home.

7. Themes

   • Marriage
     • Jane and Mr Bingley marry.
     • Women scouting out single, rich men for their daughters to marry.
     • Mr Darcy proposes to Lizzy
     • Mr Collins looks for a wife.
       • Mr Collins wants to marry for practicality. He originally proposes to Lizzy but is refused and instead asks Charlotte Lucas who accepts the proposal for practicality as well.
     • Practicality VS Love
       • Mr Collins - Practicality
       • Jane Bennet - Love
       • Mr Bingley - Love
       • Elizabeth - Love
       • Mr Darcy - Love
       • Mrs Bennet - Practicality
       • Charlotte Lucas - Practicality
       • Lydia Bennet - Love
       • Mr Wickham - Greed
   • Prejudice and Pride
   • First Impressions