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Describing the characters from the book. What do you like/dislike about them?
Characterization
Mrs. and Mr. Bennet
They are a married couple but I think it isn’t a happy marriage, because the are really different and the always contradict each other.
Mrs. Bennet seems like a domineering woman, her only aim is it to see her daughters married.
Mr. Bennet doesn’t really like his daughters, except Elizabeth. He thinks his other daughters are silly. But he seems like a man who is down-to-earth and he isn’t interested in backbiting other people in contrast to his wife and daughters.

Elizabeth Bennet
She is the second oldest of the Bennet sisters and sometimes called Lizzy or Eliza. She isn’t like her sisters, she is sometimes daring and not that silly and that’s the reason, why her father likes her best.

Jane Bennet
She is the oldest sister. She is a blonde and very beautiful woman.

Mary Bennet
She is the middle Bennet sister.

Catherine Bennet
She is the fourth Bennet sister.

Lydia Bennet
She is the youngest of the Bennet sisters.



Mr. Charles Bingley
He is the new neighbour of the Bennets. He is handsome, charming and has good manners. I think he will marry one of the Bennet sisters.

Miss Caroline Bingley
She is Mr. Bingley’s sister.

Mrs. Hurst
She is Mr. Bingley’s sister and married with Mr. Hurst.

Mr. Hurst
He is the brother-in-law of Charles Bingley. He is a boring man who is only interested in eating and playing cards.



Mr. Darcy
He is Mr. Bingley’s best friend. He’s much more handsome than his friend but he has bad manners and is very pride.


 
Charlotte Lucas
She is Eliza’s best friend. She’s 27 years old and not married yet.

Lady Lucas
She’s the mother of Charlotte Lucas, has several children and is a friend of Mrs. Bingley.

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  1. Good job! Do you really think Mr. Bennet doesn't like his daughters, though? Please make sure to copy the whole question you're answering into the entry and to write down how many words you wrote. Also beware of the difference between pride and proud.

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