Mr.Bennet is a calm and intelligent man who has five daughters, but one that he prefers over the others, which is, named Lizzy.He also refuses to meet Mr.Bingley because he feels there is no need to do so.
             Mr.Bingley is rich young and single! He rents the Netherfield Park and becomes the most wanted bachelor in the neighbourhood.
             Mrs.Bennet is a woman of mean understanding, little information that has an uncertain temper and who's only goal in life is to get her daughters married therefore she intends to present her daughters to Mr.Bingley so he can marry one of them.
             The Bennet girls: Only three are vaguely presented in this chapter Lizzy (Elizabeth) that is the favorite of her father, also the presumably handsome Jane and humored Lydia.
             Lucas family: Sir William and Lady Lucas also wish to present their daughters to Mr.Bingley for marriage.
             Mr.Bennet is a good liar as we discover that he had always intended to go meet Mr.Bingley, which he does in order to present his girls at the upcoming fortnight.
             Mrs.Long is introduced as a selfish and hypocritical women for she had promised to present the Bennet girls to Mr.Binlgey but Mrs.Bennet knew that she would not do such a thing because she had two nieces of her own!
             The Bennet girls: the two remaining Bennet girls are introduced in this chapter. Kitty who seems to cough a lot indiscreetly and Kitty who is the youngest and but the tallest of all five, she is supposed to be the first one to dance with Mr.Bingley.
             Darcy is very rich friend of Mr.Bingley who is at first very sawed after at the ball but afterwards considered as a very rude person who thinks to highly of himself and the ladies present aren't good enough for him.
             Mr.Bingley enters the ball with two of his sisters, the husband of the eldest and his friend Darcy. Mr.Bingley is seen as a very good-looking gentleman. He dances with many
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