Group+E


 * Hey Guys! It's about that time where we should start discussing the three major questions about some of the characters. Feel free to add anything to the characters if there is anything else to be done or discussed.**


 * Elizabeth Bennet:

__Societal Class__** Elizabeth Bennet is one of five children of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. She is from a middle class with no male brothers so their family is in danger of losing everything when Mr. Bennet passes away.

Elizabeth Bennet is the second oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet. She is highly intelligent, opinionated and sophisticated for her age. She might be from a middle class family but her mind is in a much higher place. She has her own beliefs in things and is never afraid to voice her own opinions on them and follow her heart. She loves her family dearly and shares a really close friendship with her older sister Jane, wanting her to make good choices depending on what she feels and for the right reasons. She shares a dislike for Mr. Darcy, being repelled by his constant rude behavior towards her and refuses to have anything to do with him, occasionally returning his rude remarks with some of her own. At his proposal she refused, seeing him as being too proud and too arrogant that she didn't want to marry him but after reading his letters to her and discovering the man that he was inside, she graduately allowed herself to fall in love with him.
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She succeeds in society because she knows how to network and she knows how to talk and overall present herself well with others despite her poor living and how she was raised. She is very intelligent and very strong hearted and eventually ends up marrying her love, Mr. Darcy.
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 * Mr. Darcy:**

Mr. Darcy hails from a wealthy family, defining him in being of upper class.
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Mr. Darcy's behavior towards others is portrayed as arrogant and overly proud at the high social status he was born into. He tends to judge people much too quickly and be very disrespectful towards others that do not share the same passions as he does. He has a high respect for his friend Mr. Bingley, going so far as to prevent his marriage to Jane to save him from marrying a woman of a lower class and he seems to really respect his aunt, despite her equally proud attitude. His attitude towards Elizabeth is very well noted as he constantly disrespects her and his extreme dislike of her poor status and wealth, overshadowing all the good qualities as to why she is a very suited match for him. His rejected proposal to her seems to be a major turning point for him as he continues to try and win her heart by showing a sense of humanity and that he really does care for her.
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He succeeds. He succeeds in society, making up to 10,000 a year and being very much praised for his wealth (although his attitude does repel others), but he fails in romance and compassion as it is very hard for him to be himself and set aside his pride to get close to someone although he is able to find humanity later on and accept his love for Elizabeth and in gaining her love in return.
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 * Mr. Bingley:**

Mr. Bingley is from a wealthy family, putting him in upper class. He earns 5,000 a year, having bought a lavished estate in Netherfields.
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His behavior towards others seems very well mannered and nice. He loves to dance and is a very kind gentlemen, the opposite of his best friend Mr. Darcy. His attitudes towards Jane is very amorable, paying more attention to her overall anyone else and dancing with her twice, during the first ball that they met. He's always very cheery and he is really in love with Jane.
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He is very successful in society as well as his friend Mr. Darcy.
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 * Miss Bingley:**

Ms. Bingley is Mr. Bingley's sister therefore, she is in upperclass.
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She is a very snobby woman who loves of everything elite and in higher class. In the beginning she tries to befriend Jane, for having captured the heart of her brother as well as Elizabeth but her heart slowly starts to become colder, extremely disliking the fact that they are of middle class and don't meet the requirements she sees fit for her brother. She has a deep interest and attraction to Mr. Darcy, trying to grasp his attention and interest though his attentions gravitate towards Elizabeth, driving her to jealousy. She openly makes fun of the Bennets in order to make him realize that he has no real future with Elizabeth because of her rank but it does little to sway him in her direction. Miss Bingley is feels threatened by Elizabeth's growing closeness to Mr. Darcy it drives her mad to know that a woman of Lizzy's rank and behavior could grasp the attention of such a hostile and stoic man.
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I feel that she has failed in society because she was unsuccessful to get Darcy and Elizabeth apart because their love was a powerful thing for her to undo.
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 * Mr. Collins**

Mr. Collins is a wealthy clegyman who had been appointed by Lady Catherine de Bourgh to serve her parish so I think it would put him in my opinion in between upper and middle class (if that were even possible!)
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