Jane Bennet

I'm the pretty one

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@mrbingley6 you should've stayed in Netherfield

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@lydiabennet_2 @G_Wickham maybe if you didn't run off and unexpectedly get married there wouldn't be as much family drama

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@lydiabennet_2 completely agree, Lydia acts very immature after being married

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@LydiaBennet15 he has done a great job of fooling us both

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@LydiaBennet15 fair enough but at least I know my husband truly loves me

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@MrsBennetAyLmao I've been wondering the same thing

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@mrbingley6 don't worry, you're always on my mind

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@ms_bingley I thought we were friends but I guess I had the wrong impression of you and your sister

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@LydiaBennet15 Congratulations, but you won't be on top for very long

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@JANEBENNET_2 Even though Jane has just learned the truth about Mr. Wickham she still tries to see the good in him

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

"Poor Wickham; there is such an expression of goodness in his countenance! such an openness and gentlemen in his manner." ch40

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@JANEBENNET_2 Jane can't believe that Mr. Wickham caused so much trouble for Darcy and his family

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

"I do not know when I have been more shocked," "Wickham so very bad! It is almost past belief. And poor Mr. Darcy!" ch40

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@JANEBENNET_2 Elizabeth tells Jane the truth about Mr. Wickham

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

"What a stroke was this for poor Jane! Who could willingly have gone through the world without believing so much wickedness existed" ch40

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@JANEBENNET_2 Jane is referring to the disappointment Mr. Darcy must feel because Elizabeth said no to his proposal

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

"His being so sure of succeeding,was wrong...but consider how much it must increase his disappointment" ch 40.

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

@JANEBENNET_2 Elizabeth agrees with Darcy that Jane doesn't always fully express her true feelings

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

"Neither could she deny the justice of his description of Jane. She felt that Jane's feelings, though fervent, were little displayed" ch 36.

[Jane Bennet @JANEBENNET_2]

Mr. Darcy convinced Bingley to go to London because he felt Jane didn't love Bingley as much as he loved her