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Very Healthy 10k/year || Appears as arrogant and up himself Lives at Pemberley, however when in the country lives in the home of Mr Bingley Is intrigued by the eyes of Elizabeth Bennett Prefers to associate himself agreeably with those of a high social status. Athough he appeared to be very pridefull and stuck up, Mr. Darcy later shows a vulnerable side when Elizabeth turned down his proposal. || High social status || Very Healthy 4k/year || Seems to have attraction to Mr Darcy Elegant Lives at Netherfield with her brother, Mr Bingley || High social Status || His personality is very snobbish Wants to be married to Elizabeth, however, she refuses him Ordaned || Doesn't have a high social status || He winds up running away with Lydia causing a crisis in the story. || Not high social status || Very Healthy 5k/year? || Good tempered Lives at Netherfield Fun man, always was shown to have a vivatous personality filled with enthusiasm. Showed great interest in Jane. || upper class ||
 * = **Characters** || **Societal Class of Characters** || **Behavior and/or attitudes of characters** || **Success or not in society of characters** ||
 * = Elizabeth Bennet || Middle Class || Elizabeth is witty, opinionated character || Associates with those of high social status ||
 * = Mr. Darcy || Upper Class
 * = Miss Bingley (Mr. Bingley's unmarried sister) || Upper Class
 * = Mr. Collins (comic relief) || Middle Class || Is to inherit Mr. Bennet's property
 * = Lady Catherine deBourgh (Great Aunt of Mr. Darcy) || Upper Class || Snobbish noble women || High social status ||
 * = Mr. Wickham || Middle/Lower Class || Military Solider
 * Mr Bingley || Upper Class

=Class Structure= Jane Austen has created a visual concept of the class structure of the 19th century conveyed through the novel, //Pride and Predjudice//. The social system in the novel includes the Upper Class, Middle Class and Lower Class. In relation to the characters of //Pride and Predjudice// it is clear that the following characters are included in certain class structures.Mr Darcy and Mr Bingley are both considered to be part of the Upper Class, Elizabeth Bennet is considered to be included in the Middle Class however the Bennets socialise with people of the Upper Class and Lower class is silenced in the book, it isn't often talked about.

In correlation to the novel, it is obvious that class systems that are presented in the book are similar to the class structure currently present in Australian contemporary society. The higher class citizens of the Australian society are the politicans, CEOs of businesses, occupations of high importance (i.e. surgeons, doctors etc.); Middle class is the average working class, get good wages for the hours they work (i.e. trades, shop owners etc.) and the lower class are those who are under priveledged and work minimum wages for a long period of time or might not even have a job at all (i.e. homeless people, those in poverty etc.).


 * Does a class structure exist in the USA or PA? If so how does it correspond to the novel?**