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**Elizabeth Bennet's** social class would be that she is not very wealthy. She is part of the middle class .  She is very intelligent and spirited. She tends to study peoples characters. Her mother, **Mrs. Bennet** cares more about money and where she is going to go when her husband dies because she only has daughters. She also wants one of her daughters to marry **Mr. Bingley** because he makes 5,000 a year. Her attitude would have to be one of a free spirt. She pretty much does what she wants to do. She really gets upset when **Mr. Collins** kept pushing her about getting married to him and her mother comes and says tha she is going to marry him and then **Elizabeth** goes and talks to her dad and he said that she doesnt have to marry him if he doesnt want to. She is not really successful when it comes to society because she only got invited to the ball **Mr. Bingley** held because **Mr. Bennet** went and talked to him. She doesn't really even talk to anyone when she is there. She didnt dance either**. ​**

**Mr. Darcy** Mr. Darcy is a very proud and confident man because of his wealth and social status. He tends to come off as very arrogant and he thinks he is better than everyone else, which makes everyone dislike him. He is friends with Mr. Bingley which is somewhat ironic because they are complete opposite. He has a very large estate. At the beginning of the novel he wants nothing to do with Elizabeth but as the novel goes on he falls in love with her. By the end of the novel you see a noble and kind side of Mr. Darcy.

 Mr. Bingley’s family lives on a large estate and he inherited a large amount of money. He would be considered a part of the upper class because he does have money but not as much as Mr. Darcy. He is known for being very social and outgoing at events.He also has another estate that he is staying at while he is in the country with his sister Caroline. Mr. Bingley meets Miss Jane Bennet and falls in love with her. He doesnt let anyones opinion change his feelings for her and he does not care about how much money her family has. He is a very kind and respectful man. He is good friends with Mr. Darcy.
 * Mr. Bingley**

**Miss Bingley** Miss Bingley is Mr. Bingley's sister. She belongs to the upper class becuase of being related to Mr. Bingley. She is a rude woman although she doesnt always come off that way. She seems like she doesnt really like either of the two Bennet sisters. She is nice but in a really different way. I dont really think that she likes that Mr. Bingley is in love with Jane.

**Mr. Wickham** Mr. Wickham comes to Meryton as an officer. He comes off as a very attractive, respectful and honest man at the beginning of the novel. Elizabeth finds herself attracted to him. He told her about the argument between Mr. Darcy and himself. Mr. Darcy’s father and Mr. Wickham had a close relationship and according to Mr. Wickham, Mr. Darcy was jealous. Elizabeth later finds out the the real reason for the argument was that Mr. Wickham tried to marry Mr. Darcy’s sister for money. She also realized that he is doesn’t have money and he is a lair. Mr. Wickham runs off with Elizabeth’s sister Lydia and must be paid to marry her. Mr. Wickham doesn’t have much money and has not been successful in society.


 * //__ Lady Catherine __//** comes to visit Elizabeth because she needs to tell her that she does not want her with Mr. Darcy. She doesnt think that Elizabeth is good enough for him. She is of the upper class. She has a really bad attitude towards Elizabeth because she is NOT the same as her and Mr.Darcy. Lady Catherine also tells Elizabeth that she isnt allowed to accept a proposal from him even if she wanted to. She flaunts her wealth

Mr. Collins He is a cousin of the Bennets. He would like to marry Elizabeth but she declines. He is of the middle class. He comes on too strong when he is asking Elizabth to marry him. She doesnt even know him and he keeps on. He follows her everywhere. He is a creepy little man. He is only going to marry one of the Bennet sisters so they will have a place to live and so their mother dont go without a place to live.