Lydia Bennet (The crazy girl in our life)

This novel would be a lot more boring without her. She is the tallest of her five sisters and is a very wild girl. She flirts with many officers and even took the risk of ruining her family's reputation by running off with an officer. She was the first to get married and knew where to find all the men. If you wanted to get married for financial gains and riches she would point you in the right direction.

She is the reason that four out of her five daughters fit into social norms and want to marry a man for the benefit of money and not love whatsoever. She influenced her daughters at a very young age to get married so they can benefit off of other people without thinking for themselves. She is very good at this because she doesn't think for herself either...except for how a mother of five should look. Her husband feels sorry for himself for finding a women who is not very bright and is not accustomed to the social status that they try to fit into.

Mr. Bennett did marry Mrs. Bennett, but he regrets for only falling for her appearance. He has to now deal with it and he enjoys the days with the use of his sarcasm towards her. He loves his daughters, but his most favorite is Elizabeth. Mr. Bennett is very humorous and really brights up even the most boring conversations.

Jane is the most lovable human being. She can really turn heads with her beauty and her personality. She is quite mature and very much intelligent. Everyone would like to meet and talk to Jane Bennett. Her mind is never filled with hate and judgement, she will always accept anyone into her life and will become the best of friends with them!

I always wear black. I've always thought that it made me look professional but when I look back at it, it just seems that I'm always ready to go to a funeral. I need to incorporate more colors in my wardrobe if I want people to take me seriously. I need to try other colors like navy blue and red. Social ranking is very important in our society and how you dress reflects upon your own societal ranking. I want people to look at me and think “rich”.

Elizabeth Bennet is the rebel of the family. Not so much a rebel, but she was the intelligent young lady who knew how to live her own life. She does not follow rules set by society, instead she frees her mind and believes that there is a better life with different rules.