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Pride and Prejudice (Setting (The Bennets are situated in Hertfordshire,…

- - - - In the very final chapter of the book, Jane Austen uses first person to talk about her wishes of the character's epilogue
- - - - By looking at the relationship Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, it can be seen that an excess of pride in oneself leads to prejudiced judgments against others; however, a lack of pride also leads to misunderstanding as seen in the relationship between Jane and Mr. Bingley. Austen shows that pride is a worthy character trait that can lead to damaging consequences if utilized wrong.
      - By looking at Elizabeth's character early on, it can be seen that Elizabeth's pride in analyzing others leads her to misinterpretations of Mr. Darcy's character.
- - - - full name: Fitzwilliam Darcy
      - completely in love with Elizabeth
        
        first deemed her looks to be alright, but then took a liking to her eyes
        
        He then fancied her even though she despised him for the first two volumes
        
        He surprised Elizabeth by offering his hand in marriage while she was staying with the Collins
        
        She completely rejected him out of prejudice, thinking him as an enemy
        
        Even after the initial rejection, he was still very kind and much in love with her afterwards
        
        Mr. Darcy then started doing all the grand gestures for her, such as confessing the truth to Mr. Bingley, finding Lydia, taking care of Wickham, and being kind to her family and the Gardiners.
      - Was his reasoning to separate Mr. Bingley from Jane completely justified?
        
        Mr. Darcy deeply cared for his friend and thought he was being deceived.
      - By the end of the book, Elizabeth marries Mr. Darcy
    - - Apparently, she is the least favourite of her mother, but the favourite of her father.
      - She is very sensible, unlike her sisters who have their heads in the clouds
      - Quick-witted, lovely
    - - Eldest Bennet daughter
      - Fell in love with Mr. Bingley and was heartbroken when he first left
        
        Elizabeth cared for her and raged against Mr. Darcy for her sister's unhappiness
        
        Mr. Darcy then helped bring Mr. Bingley and Jane together again
      - Jane and Elizabeth are very close and have a strong bond
      - Rather shy with her feelings