Which Pride and Prejudice character are you?

Sometimes called by a shortened version of her
name, she is the main protagonist in the story. She is
second in the Bennet family line, is outspoken and
quick-witted. Believing in the principle of marrying
for love, she refuses a proposal from Mr Collins,
whom she does not love, to the dismay of her
mother. Her pride does get in the way of her
judgements at times, but she is ultimately able to
find true love with Mr Darcy.

Rich, serious and proud, he is well bred and well
educated. He is judgemental of people from a
lower social class than he is, which annoys
Elizabeth and leads to her refusing his invitation to
dance. As the story progresses, it becomes clear
that he is morally impeccable and generous,
helping the Bennets when Lydia runs away with
Wickham, and bribes him into marrying her, thus
ensuring Elizabeth’s respect and love!

Father to the four Bennet girls and long suffering
husband of a socially inferior wife, he is sensible
and protective of his daughters, whilst
unquestionably wanting them to be happy.
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Determined to make good marriages for her four
daughters, she is the melodramatic matriarch of
the Bennet family. Her primary motivation is to
secure her own future, which due to the nature of
her husband’s estate when he dies, will be
uncertain if a suitable match for her daughters is
not found, and without delay!

Firmly established in the upper classes, often snobbish and scheming she will do everything in her power to prevent unsuitable matches to both her brother and Darcy.

Allowed into society far earlier than is appropriate,
she has been spoiled by her mother and not raised
properly by her father, she is bold, self-absorbed
and reckless. With a particular liking for military
men, she does not think of the consequences of
her actions when she elopes with Wickham. It is
only Darcy’s intervention that stops her bringing
shame on the Bennet family and destroying their
reputation.