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I think Jane Bennet from P&P is the perfect character to be characterized as complaisant (ce). Elizabeth tends to exemplify Jane's trait of people-pleasing and how she always sees the good in people even if it's not wholeheartedly true.

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Perturbation is mental state of unhappiness and worry, when I think of perturbation I automatically think of someone having a mental breakdown.

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Gilded Lily (Cult)
"Now it's been long enough to talk about it
I've started not to doubt it, just wrap my head around it
I remember when you told me it's an everyday decision
But with my double vision, how was I supposed to see the way?

Haven't I given enough, given enough?"

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In Pride and Prejudice, marriages are commonly pecuniary, as social status was solely based on one's official salary and/or inheritance. We see a lot of "money-hungry" characters and characters that create preconcieved notions on those that do not have as much money as them.

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Copy of Twitter Vocabulary Template for Students

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Congenial gifts will come your way soon.

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A- lleviate
L- ighten
L- ower the gratitude
A- ccustom to intensity
Y- ou calm down

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This is the laugh I expect Lady Catherine to have. People who share her character seem to lack satisfaction. Even with her wealth and social standing, she ensured that people lower than her (ex. Elizabeth) could never rise to her level.