傲慢和偏見(jiàn)人物性格分析英語(yǔ)公開(kāi)課一等獎(jiǎng)市賽課一等獎(jiǎng)?wù)n件

Analysis

of

CharactersMr.BennetMr.

Bennet

is

anEnglishgentleman

withanestateMrs.BennetMr.Bennet’swife

,anoisyand

foolishwoman

.ElizabethBennetJaneBennetLydiaKittyMaryBennet

Bennet

BennetJane

BennetElizabeth

BennetFitzwilliam

DarcyMr.CollinsJane

BennetBeautifulMrs.

Bennet

thinks

Jane

is

the

most

beautiful

one

among

herdaughters.

Mr.

Bingley

considers

her

as

“the

most

beautifulcreature

I

ever

beheld”KindheartedElizabeth

says

“All

the

world

are

good

and

agreeable

in

your

eyes.

Inever

heard

you

speak

ill

of

a

human

being

in

my

life.

Jane

is

such

akindhearted

person

and

she

will

never

have

sick

opinion

aboutothers.RestrainedFive

starsFive

starsFour

starsJane

does

not

show

her

love

easily

because

she

is

restrained.

It

isher

attitude

makes

Darcy

mistake

her

feeling

of

love

to

Bingley,

andalso

the

reason

she

makes

herself

heartbroken.intelligent

Four

starsIn

my

opinion,

JaneBennetis

abeautiful,

kindhearted

and

restrainedwoman.

As

an

unmarried

woman,

herreserve

really

shows

she

is

educated;but

in

front

of

her

love,

it

almostmakesher

miss

her

true

love.

It

is

surely

hershortcoming.

Even

she

is

not

as

smartas

Elizabeth,

she

is

still

a

welcomecharacter

in

the

novel.ElizabethElizabeth

BennetShe

is

lovely,

cleverintelligent.

She

is

herfather's

favoriteand

inherits

hisintelligence

andwit.She

can

alsounderstand

thedeep

meaning

ofany

talk.

She

cantalk

with

herpartnerhumorouslyBraveShe

will

express

herown

opinion

withoutfollowing

others.

Shewill

not

surrender

evenbefore

a

rich

and

highclass

person.Ifanybody

wants

to

spoilher

rights,

shewillsurely

protect

it

withher

bitter

words.Elizabeth

is

smart,

brave

andthinking.

This

enables

her

tohave

the

opinion

on

the

issue

oflove,

and

obtain

happiness.

Sheinsists

that

true

love

is

thefoundation

of

an

idealmarriage.To

her,

love

was

saint

and

pure.Mr.DarcyFitzwilliam

DarcyproudHe

often

appears

proud

to

strangers.

his

class

has

givenhim

a

bornpride.1、his

social

backgroundDarcy

is

a

noble

descent

and

he

inherits

an

enormousamount

of

property.

At

the

same

time,

he

has

been

usedto

thinking

and

acting

with

pride

and

dignity.2、Darcy

has

been

a

spoiled

childDarcy's

mother

passed

away

when

he

was

young,thefamily

influence

makes

him

more

brave

and

independent.3、his

nature

impresses

people

with

coldness

andindifference

which

are

the

evidence

of

pride.Fitzwilliam

DarcyDarcy

is

my

favorite

person

of

thisbook,not

only

because

he

is

handsome

but

alsohis

character.

Being

an

elegant

but

proudwealthy

landlord,

Darcy

gradually

realizeshis

defects,

reflects

his

pride

andsuperiorattitude

and

improves

his

personality.

Hisaffection

to

Elizabeth

also

changesfromsuperficial

attraction

to

understandingandrespect.

It

is

not

easy

for

him

to

overcomeit.

But

his

effort

in

making

progressactually

wins

for

him

love

and

trust.Mr.CollinsMr.CollinsHe

is

rather

foolish

and

conceited“It

is

common

for

youngladies

not

to

accept

aman’s

wishes.

Sometimestheir

refusal

is

repeated

asecond

or

third

time.”“You

confuse

me

!I

havesaid

nothing

to

youthatcan

be

taken

as

anencouragement.

I

don’tknow

how

to

express

myrefusal

anymorestrongly.”He

is

far

more

interested

in

getting

marriedthanin

who

his

wife

would

actually

be.Elizabeth

points

outin

Chapter

32

thatMr.

Collins’s

friends“may

well

rejoice

inhis

having

metwithone

of

the

very

fewsensible

women

whowould

have

acceptedhim,

or

have

madehim

happy

if

theyhad.”P(pán)ride

and

Prejudice

is

my