pride and prejudice characters

Mr. Bennet: he lives in Longbourn, a village, with his five daughters. His favourite is Elizabeth. He considers his other daughters as silly and empty-headed and Lizzy, as he called Elizabeth, the cleverest. He has an odd character
Mrs. Bennet: in her youth she was a beautiful woman but now that she has grow-up daughters she stops thinking in her own beauty and thinks of her daughter's future. She has been married for almost twenty-three years but she never could understand her husband odd's character. She is a woman of limited intelligence, who knows little, who has often bad-tempered and complains about her nerves whenever she is unhappy. Her main aim in lief is to get her daughters married. She is described as ambitious and intolerable.
Elizabeth Bennet: The novel’s protagonist. The second daughter of Mr. Bennet, Elizabeth is the most intelligent, determined and sensible of the five Bennet sisters. She is well read and quick-witted. She has dark eyes with a beautiful expression and has a playful manner. Elizabeth has a mistaken impression of Darcy as a proud, unpleasant and bad tempered man who destroys Jane's happiness and forces Mr. Wickham to join the army, which initially lead her to reject his proposals of marriage. Her rejection provokes a change on Mr. Darcy's attitude who demonstrates his continued devotion to Elizabeth, in spite of his distaste for her low connections, he rescues Lydia and the entire Bennet family from disgrace. After facing Lady Catherine de Borough she marries Mr. Darcy.
Jane Bennet:The eldest and most beautiful Bennet sister. Jane is more reserved and gentler than Elizabeth.she is sweet and shy that is why at first she can't show her feelings for Mr. Bingley which initially drives him away from her (with the help of Darcy), but in the end the two are married.
Lydia Bennet:She is sixteen years old and good-natured. She runs away with Mr. Wickham and then he marries her because Mr. Darcy paid him.
Mr. Darcy: He lives in Pemberley. He is tall, handsome man with fine expressions and extremely wealthy with an income often thousand a year. He is very proud. Mr. Darcy is described as the least agreeable man in the world but he is intelligent, sensible, a loyal friend, excellent brother and a generous master. Even though he is often shy and seems stiff, proud and rather bad mannered with other people. He has a rivalry with Mr. Wickham. Eventually Mr. Darcy declares his love for Elizabeth, and offers her a proposal of marriage, yet expressing his ardent love, he reminds her of the large gap in their social status. Elizabeth is offended and overwhelmingly refuses him, expressing her reasons for disliking him, including her knowledge of his interference with Jane and Bingley and the account she received from Mr Wickham of Darcy's alleged unfair treatment toward him. Insulted by Darcy's arrogant retorts, Elizabeth claims that the way by which he proposed to her prevented her from feeling concerns for him. Darcy departs in anger and mortification and that night writes a letter to Elizabeth in which he defends his wounded honour, reveals the motives for his interference in Jane and Bingley's relationship, and gives a full account of his lifelong dealings with Wickham, who attempted to seduce and elope with Darcy's younger sister, Georgina. He goes against the wishes of his haughty aunt, Lady Catherine de Boruogh, by continuing to pursue Elizabeth. Darcy proves himself worthy of Elizabeth and marries her.
Mr. Bingley: He rents Netherfield Park where he meets the Bennet sisters and fells in love with one of them, Jane. He is a rather wealthy single man from the north of England. He has an income of four or five thousand a year. Mr.Bingley has two sister and is friend of Mr. Darcy. He is quite young, extremely handsome, lively, very pleasant and behaves in every way like a gentleman. His good manners are easy and natural as his friendly and cheerful personality. He allows Darcy to sway him into leaving Netherfield by saying Jane is indifferent to him, but later returns to find that Jane loves him after all and marries her.
Mr. Wickham: he is a young officer stations at Meryton where he meets the Bennet sisters. He is handsome and completely charming, an excellent conversationalist and possesses a gift for making friends. Unfortunately, he is also an immoral, and a gambler. Mr. Darcy's father loved him like a son and before he died he asks Mr. Darcy to give money and to find a good position, maybe in the church, for Mr. Wickham. Wickham spreads lies about Darcy's wrongdoings towards him and the inheritance that Mr. Darcy's father had left him, but actually Mr. Darcy spent it paying Wickham's debt and he could not help Mr. Wickham to get into the church because he was a gambler. Wickham attempted to cheat him of money, and even to seduce Darcy's younger sister Goergina. Eventually, while stationed in Brighton, Wickham elopes with, and eventually marries Elizabeth's sixteen year-old sister, Lydia Bennet.
Lady Catherine de Borough: is a tall, large woman with strong face which might once be handsome. Lady Catherine is the aunt of Darcy, and the patron of Collins. She is quite proud and does not let the others to forget their inferior rank and likes advising them. She has a daughter Ann de Borough who was engaged to Mr. Darcy. Lady Catherine is shocked by the relationship between Elizabeth and Darcy, but her attempts to ensure that they are never married only serve to bring them together.
Charlotte Lucas: Charlotte is the daughter of Sir William and Lady Lucas. They live in Longbourn and she is an intimate friend of Elizabeth's. Her attitudes on marriage are pragmatic rather than a romantic attachment in contrast to Elizabeth's. She eventually attracts and marries Mr. Collins after Elizabeth rejects his proposal.she accepts his proposal only because she wants to find a husband with a reasonable income as quickly as possible. She is twenty-seven years old and not very good looking girl, but would not remain unmarried even if Mr. Collins is not sensible nor agreeable and even if their love is quite imaginary she is satisfied.she thinks that marriage is the only way of making safe her future. After her wedding she moves to Rosing Park.
Mr. Colins: he lives in Rosings Park. He stands to inherit Mr. Bennet’s property and wants. He is a clergyman in the church of England. His church is in the village of Hunsford, in Kent, and he receives a good income from the owner of the church Mrs. Lady Catherine de Bourgh. One of his goals is to get married because Lady Catherine advised him to do so and he tries to follow Lady Catherine's advice in all things to please her. At first he tries to marry Jane but Jane's mother tells him that she is already engaged, then he proposes marriage to Elizabeth but she refuses to marry him at last he marries Charlotte Lucas. He is a tall, heavy looking young man of twenty five years old. He always behaves seriously and his manners are very careful land slow. Mr. Collins admires every room and everything he sees.he is not all clever, and yet he seems o think quite highly of himself. He is a peculiar mixture of pride and over-politeness, of self-importance and shyness.
Mr. Gardiner: Mr. Gardiner is Mrs. Bennet's brother and the husband of Mrs. Gardiner, and is quite sensible and gentleman like quite different from his sister, Mrs. Bennet. He tries to help Lydia when she elopes with Wickham. He and his wife were worried when they saw Elizabeth and Mr. Wickham together but Elizabeth told them that Mr. Wickham wants to marry a rich woman.
Mrs. Gardiner: Mrs. Gardiner is Mr. Gardiner's wife and a favourite of Elizabeth and Jane. Jane stays with the Gardiners in London for a while, and Elizabeth travels with them to Derbyshire, where she again meets Darcy. She is several years younger than Mrs. Bennet, alikable intelligent and a great friend of her nieces.
Georgina Darcy is the younger sister and only sibling of, Mr. Darcy. She is a sweet and shy girl.