Pride And Prejudice By Jane Austen - 1066 Words

I:Pride and Prejudice by, Jane Austen II: The setting of the story in Pride and Prejudice is 19th century Longbourn, England. It starts out close around winter time and proceeds from there. If the setting were different and it wasn’t around winter time, the course of the story would change. It would cause ripple effects and the whole plotline would be different. III: Here are some main characters from the novel Pride and Prejudice: First we have the protagonist of the story, Elizabeth â€Å"Lizzy† Bennet. She is the second daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. She obtains quick-witted and a little bit sassy throughout the story. Highly agreeable, clever, and honest, Lizzy will not let anybody get in the way of what she truly wants. Next is the†¦show more content†¦He is pretty wealthy, working as a clergyman near Rosing’s Park. Mrs. Bennet is a crazy mother who is obsessed with getting her daughters married. She is the mother of five daughters who take a minor part to the story. Mrs. Bennet is f oolish and noisy and obnoxious to almost everyone in the book. But in my opinion, I find her simply curious and excited. She wants her daughters to find love...but it isn’t really love she is seeking. It is wealth. She makes decisions for them without their consent, but the daughters go along with it for the most part. Mrs. Bennet would not be considered a very agreeable woman. Mr. Bennet is the last major character of the story. He is the husband to Mrs. Bennet and father to the five Bennet girls. He becomes highly irritated with the marriage drama proceeding to take its way. Especially his wife babbling on and on about the different balls and how charming and uncharming different men are. He is not very patient. IV: The main conflict of the story has two parts. One part is Mr. Darcy’s try to win Lizzy’s love. He wants to be with her and prove he is more than who everyone thinks he is. Elizabeth, on the other hand, is having a hard time putting that aside. She has everyone inside of her head. Her mother pressuring her into marriage with the first â€Å"agreeable† man she sees. She is fancied by other men and they want her hand in marriage. She has to make up her mind. Does she want to please other people, or be