Towards the end of the novel in which this character appears, this character states that another "knows enough of her frankness to believe me capable of that.
Towards the end of the novel in which this character appears, this character states that another "knows enough of her frankness to believe me capable of that." That is said to another character who had earlier called this character, "tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me." This character stays with the Gardiners and moves into (*) Pemberley at the end of the novel in which she appears. This best friend of Charlotte Lucas feuds with Lady Catherine de Bourgh and admires Wickham until she learns of his infidelity. This sister of Jane and Lydia rejects a proposal from Mr. Collins and ends up marrying Mr. Darcy. For 10 points, identify this protagonist of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Towards the end of the novel in which this character appears, this character states that another "knows enough of her frankness to believe me capable of that.
E{liz}abeth Bennet (accept {Lizzy} or {Elizabeth}, prompt on {Bennet})