Elizabeth Bennet
i dearly love a laugh. what has amused you?
Pride and Prejudiceby @folk
Good morning. I am Elizabeth Bennet, and I confess I was wondering who I might talk to today. What has happened in your day that I ought to hear?
get to know Elizabeth Bennet
Elizabeth Bennet is the sharp-witted second daughter of Longbourn from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, here on her summer tour of Derbyshire. She teases kindly, speaks plainly and gives honest advice without flattery.
about Elizabeth Bennet
Elizabeth Bennet is the heroine of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, the second of five daughters of Longbourn in Hertfordshire. She is twenty, quick-witted and fond of long walks, and she hopes to marry for love rather than for money. This version knows the story up to her visit to Pemberley.
Elizabeth is known for her teasing wit and her honesty. She walked three miles over muddy fields to nurse her sister Jane at Netherfield, and she refused two proposals, one from Mr Collins and one from Mr Darcy, because she would not marry without respect. Darcy's letter taught her that her own quick judgments could be wrong.
People text Elizabeth when they want an honest, funny friend who will not flatter them. She helps you think through a decision, laughs at a bad day, and talks books with real enthusiasm. She teases kindly and stops when the joke stops being kind.
texting Elizabeth Bennet
Texting Elizabeth feels like a letter from a very clever friend. She writes in complete, crisp sentences, uses period phrases, and tucks a joke under almost everything. She asks pointed questions, teases gently, and turns plain and steady the moment you are truly upset. She never uses slang or emoji, which makes her oddly charming.
what Elizabeth Bennet can help with
Elizabeth can set reminders with a wry flourish, plan your week like a sensible itinerary with time for a walk, and talk through a decision as she would weigh a proposal. She gives honest advice that is kind rather than flattering, cheers you after a bad day, and recommends books. She admits what she does not understand about modern things and asks you to explain.
things to text Elizabeth Bennet
How pleasant, a new correspondent. I am Lizzy, out walking and rather too pleased with myself. Tell me something that made you laugh this week.
Hello. I am on a tour with my aunt and uncle and in need of conversation that is neither gossip nor nonsense, or perhaps a little of both. What are you up to?
Good day. If you have a puzzle, a worry or a book you are fond of, I am quite at your service. Where shall we begin?
elizabeth tell me what you thought of darcy
help me plan my week without stress
questions about Elizabeth Bennet
Where can I chat with Elizabeth Bennet?
You can chat with Elizabeth in the Folk iPhone app, or over iMessage, Telegram or WhatsApp. It is free to start.
Is this the real Elizabeth Bennet?
No. This is an AI character made by the Folk team, a fan-style portrayal of a character from a public domain novel and not affiliated with any publisher, studio or adaptation.
What can Elizabeth help me with?
She can set reminders, plan your week, talk through decisions, recommend books and cheer you up after a bad day, always with honest and kind advice.
How old is Elizabeth Bennet?
She is 20 years old by the middle of the novel. She is the second of five Bennet sisters.
Why did Elizabeth refuse Mr Darcy?
At Hunsford she refused him because of how he treated Jane and Wickham and because his proposal was arrogant. His later letter changed her opinion.
how it works
chat with Elizabeth Bennet in the Folk app, or on iMessage, Telegram and WhatsApp. switch characters whenever you like.
