"character of Elizabeth Bennet"

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I am Maya Batiya, A student Department of English, MKBU.

_ Assigned by Megha ma'am.

Q.1) Character of Elizabeth Bennet.
 
∆ Introduction :
           Elizabeth Bennet is bold, intelligent, and independent, with a witty sense of humor. She considers herself to be a proper young lady and a good judge of character. However, throughout the novel, Lizzy realizes that she is not perfect; she does misjudge people at times, and her pride eggs on these mistakes.
              

∆ character of Elizabeth Bennet :
     
               Elizabeth Bennet is the protagonist of Jane Austen's novel "Pride and Prejudice." She is known for her strong-willed and independent character. Elizabeth is intelligent, witty, and possesses a sharp tongue. She has a keen sense of morality and is unafraid to speak her mind, even in a society where women were expected to be demure and obedient.

            Elizabeth is also marked by her initial prejudice, which she must overcome, and her evolving relationship with Mr. Darcy, the male lead in the story. Her character is a blend of wit, charm, and a strong sense of integrity, making her a beloved and enduring literary figure.
        
∆ conclusion :
      Elizabeth Bennet is independent, intelligent, and confident. She is more intellectual than her sisters and less focused on marrying for money or status. She can also be forthright to the point of rudeness at times and she is quick to judge others.
          


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