Description of character in pride and prejudice.

Mr. Bennet is the husband of Mrs. Bennet and the father of five unmarried daughters. He is seen as the patriarch in his household. He withdraws himself from his family because of his wife ridiculous behavior and difficult children. He likes to read and is close to Elizabeth his second daughter because she is the most intelligent just like him.

Mrs. Bennet is the wife of Mr. Bennet and the mother of their five unmarried daughters. She is a noisy and foolish woman because she is consumed with her desire for her daughters to be married. She doesn’t seems to care about anything else than this and her attempts for this to happen has backfired because of her social grace.

Jane is the eldest daughter of Mr. Mrs. Bennet. She is often describe as gentle, friendly, cheerful and good-nature.

Mr. Bingley is a young man who has just move into the village. He is working for a good amount of money which causes the woman in the village to want to marry him.

Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy is the son of a wealthy establishes family. Mr. Darcy is seen as a match for Elizabeth but he is proud of his high social status which she is not apart of. For this reason Mr. Darcy looks over others and passes judgment. He proposes Elizabeth but is humility because of his previous action.

Elizabeth is the second daughter of Mr. Mrs. Bennet and is most intelligent. Elizabeth can be seen as the protagonist of this book. She is lovely, clever and admirable. She is able to rise above her class bound because she is honest, virtue and lively. Elizabeth has to put up with her family various behaviors and also has to overcome her mistaken impression of Mr. Darcy.

Difficult Marriages

Question 1: What are the disadvantages Elizabeth talking about?

Answer: The disadvantages that Elizabeth is speaking about are: is the marriage of her parents, the woman are force to marriage at a young age even if there are not in love must, of the time it for the money and because the man will be able to take care of his family. Her mothers also try to force her to marry her cousin.

Question 2: How are children affected by difficult marriages?

Answer: Children are affected by difficult marriages in many different ways. Children are looking for love between their parents and when this is not present, children feel that there are the reasons for their parent’s unhappiness. The marriage maybe verbally and physically abuse which may affect the development of a child. Children can be scared from these abuses which may cause them to grow up and believe that this behavior is acceptable. The child may act out at school and other social setting in this manner because this is the type of training that is displayed at home. Children may also develop mental, physical and emotional issue from their childhood experience which can cause lack of communication and future problems like a dangerous life style.  A child may turn to drugs, sex and even suicide to escape these issues in their life. The child may develop the same life style when he or she grows up because their believe that the only way of life.

Question 3: Is it acceptable today to stay in a marriage just for the sake of the children?

Answer: In my opinion I don’t believe that it is acceptable for one to stay in a difficult marriage just for the sake of the children. However there is more than one point of view to this issue. The reason for saying I don’t believe that anyone should stay in a difficult marriage just for the sake of their children is because, of the type of difficult that may be occurring in the marriage. I don’t think a woman should stay in a marriage when her husband is cheating and not supporting his children. I also think that if a marriage is abusive whether verbal or physical they should not stay in those surroundings.  On the other hand one may remain in a difficult marriage because he/she doesn’t have anywhere else to turn. The person may also stay in it the because of religion. One may have also experience the same difficult marriage as a child and think that’s how it should be.