The Bennet Family

The Bennet Family, from Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," is a middle-class British family with five daughters. Mrs. Bennet is eager to marry them well to secure their future, often seeming frivolous, while Mr. Bennet is more reserved and witty. The daughters each have distinct personalities, especially Elizabeth, who is intelligent and independent, and Lydia, who is impulsive. The family’s social status and marriage prospects reflect the pressures of their society. Their interactions highlight themes of romance, social class, and personal growth within Regency-era England.