The protagonist disapproves of the marriage between the officer Wickham and her younger sister Lydia, and after being confronted by Catherine Bingley, the protagonist becomes engaged to Mr. Darcy.
In this work, a trip to Brighton is precipitated by Colonel Miller's regiment relocating from Meryton, and after Christmas, one character stays with the Gardiners in London. Earlier, the protagonist is criticized for getting mud on her clothes while walking three miles to visit her sick sister. The protagonist disapproves of the marriage between the officer Wickham and her younger sister Lydia, and after being confronted by Catherine Bingley, the protagonist becomes engaged to Mr. Darcy. For 10 points, name this novel about Jane and Elizabeth Bennet written by Jane Austen.
In this work, a trip to Brighton is precipitated by Colonel Miller's regiment relocating from Meryton, and after Christmas, one character stays with the Gardiners in London.
{Pride and Prejudice}