This character first appears with his friend Bingley at a ball, and he proposes marriage at the end of a novel that starts, "it is a truth universally acknowledged […]"
After being told he "hate[s] everybody," this character accuses another of wilfully "misunderstand[ing] them." This character's love interest gains a "more gentle sensation" towards him while gazing at his portrait after Mrs. Reynolds shows her around his house at (*) Pemberley. His sister Georgiana is seduced by the dissolute soldier Wickham. This character first appears with his friend Bingley at a ball, and he proposes marriage at the end of a novel that starts, "it is a truth universally acknowledged […]" For 10 points, name this main love interest of Elizabeth Bennet in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
After being told he "hate[s] everybody," this character accuses another of wilfully "misunderstand[ing] them.
Fitzwilliam Darcy (accept either or both underlined portions; or Mr. Darcy)