When casting Pride and Prejudice, director Joe Wright feared that this leading woman would be too conventionally attractive to take on the role of Elizabeth Bennet, though he ultimately selected ...
If “Pride ... Prejudice” is the most joyful and life-affirming of Jane Austen’s novels, then its great charm surely rests on the slender shoulders of the ineffable Elizabeth “Lizzy” Bennet.
Mr. Collins, who will in time become heir to Longbourn House, seeks reconciliation, with the Bennet family, with the intention of choosing one of the Bennet girls for a wife.
The character of Mrs. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, though somewhat caricatured, reflects the limitations and pressures mothers can feel in their roles. Unlike those of ...
Elizabeth has visited Pemberley and met Mr. Darcey again. Knowing now that her first impressions were unwarranted, she has begun to repent the lost opportunities.