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Elizabeth

strong-willed and independent/non-conforming and unconventional/dynamic and developing character with self realisation/favours happiness over social obligation in marriage

Darcy

proud/prejudiced and change of character/gentleman and comparison with Wickham/struggles in a social setting/romantic hero

Mrs Bennet

melodramatic and superficial with comparison to Mrs Gardiner/practical and knowledge of importance of marriage/dysfunctional marriage with Mr Bennet

Mr Bennet

negligent and passive father that is aware of his daughters’ frivolities but doesn’t attempt to restrain them/ dysfunctional marriage with mrs bennet

Lady Catherine

proud and prejudiced/caricature of aristocracy/relationship with Mr Collins/rude and controlling

Mr Collins

pompous, proud and obsequious/caricature of men to criticise entailment and marriage/relationship with Lady Catherine/dysfunctional marriage with Charlotte

Lydia

immature and naive/relationship with Wickham/exuberant

Wickham

appearance vs reality and comparison with Darcy/relationship with Lydia/mercenary and shows importance of reputation

Charlotte

average 19th woman and attitudes/relationship with Collins/contrast with Elizabeth/sacrificing happiness for marriage

Jane

naive and idealistic and kind/relationship with Bingley/contrast with Elizabeth and static vs dynamic

Bingley

well-liked gentleman/contrast with Darcy/relationship with Jane

love and marriage

Darcy and Elizabeth show marriage for love and how people have to work together/Mr Collins and Charlotte represent average couple/Mr and Mrs Bennet dysfunctional relationship/Jane and Bingley show marriage for love/Lydia and Wickham show negative side of marriage

pride

Darcy and appearance vs reality/Lady Catherine and social class/Mr Collins and pride of connections/Mrs Bennet and pride of her daughters/Elizabeth and pride of her judgement

prejudice

Elizabeth prejudice for Darcy and overcoming it/Darcy's initial prejudice/Lady Catherine's prejudice against Elizabeth/public opinion and prejudice due to manners

social class

first impressions of men/connections being important/class consciousness and need to move up hierarchy with restrictions/flaws of social class/settings

settings

Pemberley/Rosings and Hunsford/Longbourn/Netherfield Hall and Ball

men and women

social class made favour with comparison to Wickham/responsibility in patriarchy/appearance vs reality and first impressions/women expected to be submissive and subversion of Elizabeth/marriage importance for women

appearance vs reality

Wickham/Darcy/Lady Catherine