Mrs.Binnet

Mrs.Bennet

Mrs.Bennet was an older woman who had five daughters. She was a mean, snobby woman who was not very smart. She is vulgar, small minded, and has no scene of social track. She is kind of a funny person because she is over dramatic. Always telling people that she has very short nerves when really she doesn’t. She was mainly worried about getting her five daughters married to rich high class men. She wanted to marry them to rich men because her husband would not leave any money or the estate to them. She has to do most of the stuff by herself because her husband really didn’t like her too much. She tries really hard to get her daughter married to high class men when the visit but her plan to do so usually backfires. In one part of the book Mrs.Bennet and Mr.Bennet get in to an argument about him going to Mr.Bingley house when he comes to town so that he can talk to him and introduce their daughters, but Mr.Bennet tell Mrs.Bennet that he was not going to go talk to Mr.Bingley and Mrs.Bennet start going off on him. She asks if he didn’t want one of his daughters to get married. He didn’t tell her or any of his daughters that he want and talked to Mr.Bingley till the night before the ball.


 * "Mr. Bennet, how can you abuse your own children in such way? You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion on my poor nerves.''