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Mrs Bennet Strengths And Weaknesses
C) Mr. and Mrs. Bennet as a person are different especially between a father who cares about what’s inside of people and another who only worries about the quality of people who have too much pride in their own appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Bennet's whole romance must have been like. A beautiful, fun-loving girl from a middle-class family (meaning that her dad was in trade) meets a funny guy on the lower end of the gentry totem pole. They make cow-eyes at each other, and bam! Whirlwind courtship ends in a nice wedding ceremony.

Mrs. Bennet’s strengths is the she has prepare her daughter to become wives. Although the family could not afford education for the girls. While Mr. Bennet’s strength was the ability to allow his wife to teach their daughters what they needed to know without the concerns of the people. …show more content…
Bennet’s weakness was her fear that are one of the girls would marry well enough to support her and allow her to stay in the family home if Mr. Bennet should die. While Mr. Bennet’s, his weakness was also his fear that none of the girls would marry well enough to take care of his family after death.

Mr. and Mrs. Bennet parenting is unique to their personalities because of their two opposing a particular or the same personality. And they are both to accommodate their daughter’s characteristics and belief. And it seems that they both have a deep love for their
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