While eating strawberries, this character tells a family friend that she is dull and too talkative and she describes Robert Martin as "remarkably plain" and "clownish".
This character tells her companion that a poem entitled ‘Charade' is about courtship rather than mermaids or sharks. While eating strawberries, this character tells a family friend that she is dull and too talkative and she describes Robert Martin as "remarkably plain" and "clownish". She is shocked when Mrs Weston tells her that Jane Fairfax and Frank Churchill are engaged. This character's father doesn't want to move to Donwell Hall after this character's marriage to Mr Knightly. For 10 points, name the only title character in the major novels of Jane Austen.
This character tells her companion that a poem entitled ‘Charade' is about courtship rather than mermaids or sharks.
{Emma} {Woodhouse} [accept either underlined part]