another thread like this somwhere but am too lazy to search. So I ws wondering whats
Your favorite Jane Austen book/story?
Your favorite Jane Austen heroine?
Your favorite Jane Austen hero?
Your favorite Jane Austen "villian"?
another thread like this somwhere but am too lazy to search. So I ws wondering whats
Your favorite Jane Austen book/story?
Your favorite Jane Austen heroine?
Your favorite Jane Austen hero?
Your favorite Jane Austen "villian"?
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book-Persuasion
Heroine-ann in persuasion
Hero-Mr. Darcy
Villian-Isabella
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If another thread like this exists, I have not seen, nor typed in it.Originally Posted by Nightshade
Probably Pride and Prejudice, but I also love Sense and Sensibility.
Though it sounds typical, I would probably choose Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice) or Elinor Dashwood (Sense and Sensibility), but I also always had a real love for Mary Bennet, despite not termed as a 'heroine.'
Probably Mr. Darcy.
Fanny Dashwood.
I forgot to answer myself
Anyway fav book : Mansfield Park
Fav heroine: Anne (persuasion)
fav hero: Edmund (mansfield park)
Fav villian Lady Susanna (lady Susanna)
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Novel: Pride and Prejudice.
Heroine: Elizabeth Bennet and/or Emma. (P&P)
Hero: Mr Darcy. (P&P)
Villain: George Wickham
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Pride and Prejudice
Fanny (Mansfield Park)
Edward Ferrars (Sense and Sensibility)
Lady Catherine De Burgh (P+P) - perhaps not traditionally a villain, but descends to that in her attempt to break up lizzy and darcy. I love her character, she's so ridiculously pompous, impertinent and rude, thinking it is her right to say what she likes, ask what she likes and do what she likes because of her rank. Her views on music always make me laugh.
This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with force.
Pride and Prejudice
Elizabeth Bennet
Mr Darcy
Lady Catherine De Burgh
wow I didn't read this thread til now. Mine are
Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice)
Elinor Dashwood (Sense and Sensibility)
Gonna read more
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LOL
Favourite book - Pride and Prejudice (though Northanger Abbey was a good read too)
Favourite heroine - definitely Elizabeth Bennet...as Jane Austen herself said, "the most delightful creature ever to appear in print"
Favourite hero - Mr Darcy without a doubt (and when I say that I'm thinking Colin Firth's Mr Darcy....I always imagined he'd look that way, even before seeing the BBC miniseries)
Favourite villain - Willoughby from Sense and Sensibility. Wickham comes close, but I met Willoughby first...when I read Pride and Prejudice for the first time I "knew Wickham would turn out to be a Willoughby"
P.S. Perhaps we could also have a favourite...er...um...how would I put it....er...a favourite Mr Collins award?
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You mean like a Favorite Silly Austen Character award? (Or something of the sort. :-))
Hi all! I'm new, but I thought I would join in the fun.
Favorite book: Persuasion, Pride and Prejudice
Favorite heroine/female protagonist: Elizabeth Bennet
Favorite hero/male protagonist: (er, is it okay to have five???) Capt. Wentworth (Persuasion), Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, Mr. Knightley, Edmund (in Mansfield Park...oh, what's his last name?), Edward Ferrars.
Favorite villain/antagonist: Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
I would give that award to Mr. John Thorpe of Northanger Abbey
Favorite Book: Pride and Prejudice
Heroine : Elizabeth Bennet (I guess - I haven't read all her novels yet, but so far, I like her the best)
Hero: Mr. Darcy (that's for sure
Villain: I don't know...I can't bring myself have a favorite among them
"Deep in the fundamental heart of mind and universe...there is a reason."
- Douglas Adams
Fav book - Persuasion, followed very closely by Emma
Fav heroine - Anne Elliot (Persuasion)
Fav hero - Mr. Knightley (Emma)
Fav villain - Lady Susan (Lady Susan), hated the book because the her daughter pissed me off. What an annoying little brat. Loved Lady Susan though.
Fav silly character - Mr. Collins (Pride and Prejudice), I can't count the number of times he has made me laugh
"Few things are harder to put up with than a good example."
- Mark Twain (1835-1910)
Favorite Book: Northanger Abbey by a nose, then Pride and Prejudice
Favorite Heroine: Elizabeth Bennet
Favorite Hero: Fitzwilliam Darcy
Favorite Villian: Lady Catherine de Bourgh
Favorite "Silly Character": Mr. Collins
fav book-Pride and Prejudice (and Sense and Sensibility)
fav heroine-Marriane Dashwood(sense and sesibility) Could I consider her a heroine?
fav hero- Colonel Brandon and the same question from above
fav villian-certainly, Willloughby(sense and sensibility)
FAV. BOOK:PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
HEROINE: ANNE ELLIOT, LIZZIE BENNET
HERO:MR DARCY, FREDERICK WENTWORTH, HENRY TILNEY
VILLIAN: I DEFINITELY HATE JOHN THORPE AND ALL HIS RELATIVES!! THEY ALWAYS INTRUDE AND FOR HALF THE BOOK A FELT OPPRESSED! MRS JENNINGS IS RATHER ANNOYING TOO ESP. WHEN IT COMES TO SUPPOSING WHAT SHE SHOULDNT SUPPOSE (*COUGH*MARIANNE AND WILLOUGHBY*COUGH*)<----HOW COULD SHE INTRUDE AND TELL THE WHOLE CITY OF LONDON THAT THEY WERE ENGAGED????????
SILLY CHARACTER: MR COLLINS RULZ!!! AND MRS BENNET IS SO FUNNY TOO
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