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five

Number of social classes in the time of Pride and Prejudice

Jane

oldest of the Bennet sisters

entailment

House and Property goes to the nearest male relative after a death

aristocracy

Highest social and economic level

curate

Priest on a wealthy person's estate

gentry

synonym for Aristocracy

Jane Austen

author of Pride and Prejudice

dowry

money given by the bride's family to contribute to the marriage

Mr. Bennet

"For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbors, and laugh at them in our turn?" was said by whom?

Longbourn

village where the Bennets live

Netherfield

Charles Bingley is renting this place.

Meryton

town where the soldiers are stationed

Rosings

Estate where Lady Catherine de Bourgh lives

Pemberley

Mr. Darcy's estate

Brighton

party town where Lydia gets in trouble with Wickham

Derbyshire

County where Darcy's estate is located

Elizabeth

Mr. Bennet's favorite daughter

Jane

oldest Bennet daughter who never says anything bad about anyone

Mary

serious and bookish Bennet daughter who plays the piano

Kitty

Bennet daughter who copies whatever her sister does

Lydia

a huge flirt who runs off with a soldier

Miss Younge

Georgiana's governess when Wickham tried to seduce her

Miss King

Wickham wants to marry her for her money, but she moves away

Mrs. Reynolds

Darcy's housekeeper who loves and praises Darcy.

Colonel Fitzwilliam

informs Elizabeth about Darcy's separating Jane and Bingley; Darcy's cousin

Colonel and Mrs. Forster

trusted to take care of Lydia in Brighton, but failed.

Anne de Bourgh

contracted to marry Mr. Darcy from infancy

Mrs. Gardiner

Elizabeth's aunt, who warns her not to trust Wickham so quickly

Mr. Gardiner

invited to fish in the lakes at Pemberley

Charlotte Lucas

accepts Mr. Collins' marriage proposal out of necessity

Mr. Collins

The Bennet's home and property is entailed to this person.

Caroline Bingley

Charles' sister who disapproves of the Bennets

Darcy

paid Wickham's gambling debts

Darcy

paid Wickham to marry Lydia so her reputation would be salvaged

Mrs. Bennet

thrilled when Lydia marries Wickham at last

Kitty

will benefit from her sisters' good fortune in marriage

Wickham

said Darcy cheated him out of his rightful inheritance

letter

means of informing Elizabeth the truth about Wickham

Mr. Collins

Lady Catherine de Bourgh's curate

Elizabeth

Mr. Collins' first choice for a wife

Darcy

person who claims their social awkwardness is due to shyness

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

comes to the Bennets to investigate a rumor about an engagement

Mr. Bennet

First person who must pay a call on the new neighbor and introduce himself.

Elizabeth

possesses a "pair of fine eyes" according to Darcy

Jane

catches a bad cold from walking in the rain

Mrs. Bennet

refuses to loan her daughter a carriage

Mr. Bennet

vows never to see his daughter again if she marries Mr. Collins

Wickham

has the good looks and charm to make friends easily and convince others of his sincerity

Georgiana

excited to meet and be friends with Elizabeth

Georgiana

almost eloped with Wickham when she was 15.

Caroline Bingley

suggested a stroll around the room so that Darcy could admire her figure

Mr. Bennet

not a responsible parent to children; lets them run wild

Elizabeth

tells someone he is not a gentleman

Wickham

Elizabeth keeps the truth about this person secret, which leads to disaster

Mrs. Bennet

this person was overheard bragging about the upcoming engagement of Jane before it was actually real.

Mr. Collins

told Elizabeth not to worry that her clothes weren't fine enough for dinner

Darcy

Lady Catherine's nephew

Jane Austen

wrote Sense and Sensibility, Emma, and Persuasion

Caroline Bingley

jealous of Darcy's growing admiration of Elizabeth

Tradespeople

workers in town who are in the third social and economic class

Upper Middle

class to which the Bennet family belongs

Property

Women could not own this in Austen's time

Mrs. Bennet

favorite daughter is Jane because she is pretty

Mrs. Bennet

says she will never speak to Lizzie again if she refuses Mr. Collins

First line of Pride and Prejudice

"It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife."

Read

Charles and Jane say they do not do this very much.

Charlotte

Elizabeth's best friend

Dance

Darcy offends Elizabeth by not doing this at the first ball.

London

The Bingleys and Darcy move here for the winter.

The Bennet family

main reason Darcy resisted proposing at first

Mr. Gardiner

starts the search for Wickham and Lydia

clergyman

Darcy's father left this job to Wickham, but Wickham refused it.

Mr. Collins

will live at Longbourn when Mr. Bennet dies

Caroline Bingley

Elizabeth at first believes this person is responsible for separating Jane and Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner

take Elizabeth on a tour of Derbyshire and visit Pemberley

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

this person's actions gave Darcy hope that Elizabeth might have changed her mind

Mrs. Bennet

says, "Ten thousand a year! Oh, Lord ! What will become of me? I shall go distracted!"

Charlotte

says, "Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance."

Darcy

says, "I have been meditating on the very great pleasure which a pair of fine eyes in the face of a pretty woman can bestow."

witty and lively

describes Elizabeth

Angry rebuke

caused Darcy to reflect on his mistakes of pride and change his behavior

Elizabeth

makes fun of Mr. Collins rehearsed flattering comments that are obviously fake

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

says, "Are the shades of Pemberley to be thus polluted?"

Mr. Bennet

says, "Next to being married, a girl likes to be crossed in love a little now and then."

London

Wickham and Lydia were discovered here "living in sin," unmarried

youth and beauty

The surprising reason Mr. Bennet married Mrs. Bennet was because of her....

Mrs. Bennet

Surprisingly, youth and beauty many years ago got this person a spouse and five children.

Mr. Bennet

It sounds crazy now, but this person married someone for their youth and beauty back in the day.