Ending: Darcy ends up marrying Elizabeth even though they were enemies before, Darcy does some things that made Elizabeth reevaluate her view on Darcy. And falls in love with him.

Theme: The theme that can be provided by this is the theme of," enemies to lovers". Since Darcy and, Elizabeth didn't like each other at first it tock, time for them to change. And when they ended up marrying. It showed how they went from, "enemies to lovers".

Jesse E.

Ending: When Elizabeth learns of Mr. Darcy true character ,she comes to know herself better, accepts she was wrong, and grows.

Theme:Growing to maturity ( Change)  

Haily O.

• Rude to people who she considers beneath her because she's wealthy, and comes from old money.

• Thinks she's superior

• Thinks she's always right

• Pompous

  
  

  Ending:

• Ends up as the aunt-in-law of Elizabeth since Elizabeth marries Mr. Darcy.

  
  

  Theme:

• Through Lady Catherine's ending it shows her giving Elizabeth a chance of both of them having a better relationship.

Estrella

-Carless what happens around  

-she runs away with Whickham  

-family has to pay her and her husband 

-She marries someone who is in the military without looking much in them 

-she begs her family for money 

Ending:Lydia feels like she should be given money since her sister(Lizzy) is well off with her husband and  feels like her husband (Whickham) should get a post on the government 

Theme(s): Lydia staying systematic after what she put her family through for running away and asking for money, Austen illustrates no matter how much you give a person they will never be happy with what they are given. 

Yoseline Rodriguez

-She doesn’t processes things such as Mr. Bennet making fun of her  

-She causes a scene when something doesn’t go to her liking, such as Mr. Bingley leaving out of the blue 

-She is judgmental 

-She only likes something or someone when its beneficial to her, just like her opinion changing with Mr. Darcy who wants to marry her daughter 

Ending: -Mrs. Bennet feels proud of hers because most of her daughters are married and she is able to be at peace of them not getting nothing  

Theme(s): Mrs. Bennet shows how important marriage was back then by constantly trying to get her daughters married, Austen illustrates that families who had daughters back in the 1800s weren't able to give their daughter inherits so they were left to depend on marriage. 

Yoseline Rodriguez