Characters

//Elizabeth Bennet//: A very intelligent young woman, who seems to rise above the rest of her age group. She doesn't give into childish behavior and has many talents and great traits. It seems that her only downfall is her harsh prejudice she gives to some people. She is quick to judge and has a hard time changing her mind once it is made up.

//Fitzwilliam Darcy:// Much like Elizabeth he is a very intelligent young man. He is also the inheritance to a wealthy family, causing a great deal of pride to himself. While he too judges harshly, he has more trouble getting over the social class of people.

//Jane Bennet:// Elizabeth's older and eldest sister. She is much unlike her sister. While Elizabeth is quick to assume the worst in people, Jane assumes the best. She is the beauty of the family and is extremely sweet. Creates the counter love story to Elizabeth and Darcy.

//Charles Bingley:// The love counter part to Jane. The two of them create the "perfect" couple idea, though it also comes off as mild and boring. Charles is extremely charming and is quite handsome. He also accepts the best in people.

//Mr. Bennet:// The father of five daughters and the husband to a hysterical wife. He is pretty laid back in many situations, as he would rather run away and hide in his study than to listen and deal with his family's issues; even those issues concerning his daughters' marriages.

//Mrs. Bennet:// The hysterical wife and mother. She seems to be reliving her youth through her daughters. She become pretty much obsessed in their lives about them marrying. By the end, she becomes so hysterical, that it makes her very unlikable.



//Mr. Collins:// The heir to the Bennets' estate since they had not had a son. Comes off as a very perculiar character and has awkward and rejected love occurances.

Other characters include: Mr. Wickham, a young man in uniform, who becomes a love interest and causes many issues with the Bennet family; Lydia Bennet, a younger Bennet, one who almost ruins the Bennet name with elopement; Catherine Bennet, the youngest Bennet girl who wishes she was older in age to act like her older siblings; Mary Bennet, another Bennet girl who has no love interests and tends to be quite content by herself reading a book; Charlotte Lucas, a good friend of Elizabeth who ends up having an unexpected love interest; Miss Bingley, Mr. Bingley's sister who causes issues with Darcy and Elizabeth.