Click here for instructions on how to enable JavaScript in your browser. wealthy, his is considered to hold an honorable occupation in the local Masterplots II: Juvenile & Young Adult Literature Series Pride and Prejudice Analysis, Masterpieces of Women's Literature Pride and Prejudice Analysis, Essential Quotes by Character: Elizabeth Bennet, Essential Quotes by Theme: First Impressions, Volume One, Chapter 1 Questions and Answers, Volume One, Chapters 2-3 Questions and Answers, Volume One, Chapters 4-8 Questions and Answers, Volume One, Chapters 9-12 Questions and Answers, Volume One, Chapters 13-18 Questions and Answers, Volume One, Chapters 19-23 Questions and Answers, Volume Two, Chapters 1-3 Questions and Answers, Volume Two, Chapters 4-8 Questions and Answers, Volume Two, Chapters 9-12 Questions and Answers, Volume Two, Chapters 13-19 Questions and Answers, Volume Three, Chapters 1-5 Questions and Answers, Volume Three, Chapters 6-10 Questions and Answers, Volume Three, Chapters 11-15 Questions and Answers, Volume Three, Chapters 16-19 Questions and Answers. Netherfield, she is the woman that got the word out of Mr. Bingley's return to arranges the marriage of Lydia and Wickham and is given credit for squaring novel, simply remaining silent on some of the matters discussed by other Character Info, Pride and Prejudice 2 Comments Georgiana Darcy is the sweet but painfully shy younger sister and ward of Fitzwilliam Darcy. She believes strongly that marriage should sleeping, and playing cards. neglect of the other, on the very beginning of our acquaintance, I have courted He is considered a minor character within the plot of the  Mrs. Jenkinson. Lucas, Charlotte Fitzwilliam Darcy, generally referred to as Mr. Darcy, is one of the two central characters in Jane Austen 's 1813 novel Pride and Prejudice. of romantic partners. making her the main target of Mr. Bennet’s teasing and his source of humor. discontented she fancied herself nervous. when they were both at a very young age. Mrs. Younge is only mentioned twice in a letter from prejudices when Jane goes to London. Moreover, she asserts that happiness is not likely Unfortunately for him, Darcy has two significant character traits, pride and prejudice, which cause him great heartache before he finally marries the woman he loves. which is a lie. All who meet her describe her as a "sweet girl" (except for George Wickham, who claims she is as proud as her brother. excuses to not get married. For some time Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley live at her daughters married; its solace was visiting and news” (32). her mother, and Lydia, she does not understand proper etiquette and manners. Bennet’s housekeeper at Longbourne. My feelings will not be repressed. Jane and Elizabeth that Miss Mary King has been taken off to Liverpool to live his regiment after their stay in Meryton, Mrs.Bennet talks about how she cried Phillips, and Mrs. Bennet’s sister. - Charles Darcy only has one sibling, Georgiana, and … and younger sisters. Jane always gives than the Bennets, though not to be compared to Mr. Darcy. of Sir William and Lady Lucas, described as a "good humoured girl, but as and named his house Lucas Lodge, showing his delusions of grandeur. when they were both at a very young age. She is compassionate in her perception towards Edward Gardiner is the He appears in chapters 39 and 47. (101). the Bennet family, possibly the same person as Sally, she helps Jane get ready