This person is the protagonist of the story. She is the second oldest of the Bennet sisters and is the love interest of Mr. Darcy.

This person is the father of the Bennet sisters. He is unhappily married and does not change throughout the book.

This person is the mother of the Bennet sisters. She is obsessed with finding husbands for her daughters.

This person is Mr. Bingley's shallow and haughty sister. She becomes jealous when Mr. Darcy is attracted to Elizabeth instead of her.

This person is a main character in the story. He is a proud, stuck up man who eventually falls in love with Elizabeth and changes how he acts towards people.

This person is best friends with Elizabeth and ends up marrying Mr. Collins for security and a comfortable home.

This person is the eldest of the Bennet sisters. She is gentle, kindhearted, and often trusts people too easily.

This person is Mr. Darcy's aunt. She is the patroness of Mr. Collins and she entertains the hopes of her daughter marrying Mr. Darcy.

Bonus Character - Anne de Bourgh

This person is a distant cousin of Mr. Bennet. He is married to Charlotte Lucas. He is a priest and a patron of Lady Catherine.

This person is a friendly and good-natured man. He eventually gets married to Jane Bennet.

These characters are Mrs. Bennet's intelligent and cultivated brother and sister-in-law.

Bonus Character - Lydia Bennet

This person is the pretentious third daughter of the Bennets. She prefers reading over socializing.

This person is a fortune hunter who is initially attracted to Elizabeth but ends up running off and marrying Lydia.

This person is Mr. Darcy's shy but warmhearted sister.