The protagonist's neighbor Charlotte Lucas marries the snobbish clergyman Mr. Collins, whose employer Lady Catherine disapproves of the protagonist's relationship with her nephew.
One character in this novel gives up reading a book of sermons to a group of girls to play backgammon with the protagonist's father, who is in danger of losing property to him. The protagonist's neighbor Charlotte Lucas marries the snobbish clergyman Mr. Collins, whose employer Lady Catherine disapproves of the protagonist's relationship with her nephew. That nephew resolves the scandal resulting from Lydia's elopement with Wickham. Later in this novel, Mr. Bingley finally proposes to Jane, much to the protagonist's delight. For 10 points, name this Jane Austen novel ending with Elizabeth Bennet marrying Fitzwilliam Darcy.
One character in this novel gives up reading a book of sermons to a group of girls to play backgammon with the protagonist's father, who is in danger of losing property to him.
{Pride} and {Prejudice}