Pride and Prejudice

Main Characters and Their Development

• Elizabeth Bennet - the second of five daughters in the Bennet family. Known for her wit, independence, and ability to see the true motives behind people's actions. Her attitude towards Mr. Darcy evolves from prejudice to mutual love.
• Fitzwilliam Darcy - a wealthy aristocrat, initially perceived as proud and aloof, but his true character is revealed to be noble and honest. He falls in love with Elizabeth Bennet.
• Jane Bennet - the eldest daughter in the Bennet family, characterized by her beauty and kindness. Her relationship with Charles Bingley explores the theme of genuine feelings and misunderstandings.
• Charles Bingley - a close friend of Mr. Darcy, a friendly and sociable young man. His affection for Jane Bennet faces challenges due to the interference of friends, but his feelings remain steadfast.
• George Wickham - a young officer, initially appearing friendly, but gradually his deceitfulness and capacity for manipulation are revealed. His stories about Mr. Darcy mislead Elizabeth.
• Lydia Bennet - the youngest and most impulsive of the Bennet daughters, her elopement with Wickham becomes a pivotal moment in the plot and contributes to the development of the main characters.