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Quotations Five Daughters of the Bennets Jane--the eldest daughter, beautiful, reserved, good-natured Elizabeth--the protagonist, the second daughter, clever, witty, well read, not handsome enough, but with a sharp tongue Mary--the middle daughter, bookish, pedantic(迂腐，學究式，書呆子氣) Catherine(Kitty)--immature, girlishly enthralled with the soldiers Lydia--gossipy, immature, and self-involved（关注自己的）, run away with the soldier Wickham Jane the eldest daughter; beautiful, good-natured Jane Bingley Bingley a young, wealthy gentleman who is cheerful, friendly, and good-natured. Elizabeth lovely, clever，quick-witted,　biased Mr. Darcy honest, intelligent, proud, class-conscious, helpful Wickham LydiaWickham: handsome, fortune-hunting militia officer. Marriage based on money rather than love. Collins is snobbish, pompous clergyman who stands to inherit Mr. Bennets property. Charlott Lucas is the dearest friend of Elizabeth, who is interested in having a comfortable home than marrying for love. Mr. Collins and Charlott Lucas Five Methods of Characterization in a Novel 1. the author’s( the narrator’s) comment and description of this character. 2. this character’s own speech and action 3. comments on this character by other characters 4.relation and contrast between this character and other characters 5. character development throughout the novel?? Elizabeth is biased. 1. She was offended by the rudeness of Darcy at the ball. 2. She got bad impression of Darcy from Wickham. 3. She knew by accident that it was Darcy intervened the love between Jane and Bingley. Elizabeth is eloquent and a lady of sharp tongue. 言辞尖刻(牙尖嘴利） When she refused the proposal of Darcy, she said You were the last man in the world that I have ever wanted to marry. Darcy is proud and rude. He coldly said, “She is tolerable; but not handsome enough to tempt me; and I am in no humour at present to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men被其他人忽视. You had better return to y