The oldest and arguably most beautiful of the Bennet daughters.
She has a pure heart and an angelic nature that never suspects ill intent from any person in the world. As soon as Bingley arrives at the mansion, they fall deeply in love with each other. However, when Jane's nature of not showing her feelings and her mother's greedy ignorance intervene, this union is prevented by Darcy. After suffering the pains of love in the city, she bears the ugliness of her sisters and the hypocrisy of Caroline Bingley's appearance of friendship with composure. Her indomitable forgiveness is rewarded in the finale, and she builds a happy life with her sweetheart, Mr. Bingley, who comes back to her side.
Bay Bingley
The person at the center of her life, to whom she is bound by such innocent love that she would forgive even his departures.
Bayan Bennet
Even though she is her daughter, whom she loves dearly despite being embarrassed by her, her mother's self-serving obsessions always strain Jane.
Caroline Bingley
An acquaintance of convenience whose darkness behind displays of fake friendship she does not want to see.
Elizabeth Bennet
Her closest confidante and security in the world, even if she is sometimes surprised by her wit and cynicism, and occasionally tries to balance them out.