Which bennet are you

Witty and uplifting, the book will make you feel — and cheer — for Mary as you never have before. You may have a favourite Bennet sister, but have you ever wondered which sister you most resemble?

Mary is the plainest of the five Bennet sisters, so what hope could there be for her future? As she watches her sisters get married one by one, it seems Mary is destined to live out her life at Longbourn with only her books for company, until her father dies and the house is inherited by the reviled Mr Collins.

Run and hide. Refuse to his face. Not that much. You want to marry for love. You believe in love but money is necessary. You don't plan to marry. You aren't romantic. Money is very important! You want a handsome husband AND money. Are very happy for them. Can't believe it. Are a bit jealous. You rather liked Mr. Think Charlotte is crazy. Anywhere nice and quiet. Any officer will do. You do nothing — it's probably true. You confront the person spreading such lies. You would help to spread it.

You spread something equally nasty about them. Just ignore it, the truth will come out! Cry and scream. Go for a nice relaxing walk. Play the paino. Resign myself to the fact and go on with life. Things always go my way. Depends on the situation. Not usually. Oh well, there are more fish in the sea. He probably never really liked me anyways. What nerve! He does not deserve my attention. You find out where he has gone, casually follow him and then wait for him to contact you. I have more of a non-reaction.

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