Fitzwilliam Darcy

If you don't know who he is, you shouldn't be reading a Pride and Prejudice sequel.

Georgiana Darcy

Darcy's younger, unmarried sister.

Charles Bingley

Darcy's close friend, engaged to Jane Bennet. A gentleman of 5,000 pounds a year. No, that's not his weight.

Caroline Bingley

Charles's older sister, unmarried at 29.

Mrs. Louisa Hurst (née Bingley)

Charles Bingley's oldest sister, married to Mr. Hurst.

Mr. Bennet

The father of five daughters, one married and two engaged. His goal: to outlive the Old Took.

Mrs. Bennet (née Gardiner)

Mr. Bennet's wife and the harried mother of five daughters. Her goal: See all her daughters married, scandalously on occasion.

Jane Bennet

The Eldest and most beautiful Bennet daughter, engaged to Mr. Bingley.

Elizabeth Bennet

The second Bennet daughter, engaged to - look, just go read Pride and Prejudice. There, I said it and I'm not taking it back.

Mary Bennet

The middle daughter, known for her middle-child syndrome and middle-child piano playing. Unmarried.

Kitty (Catherine) Bennet

The fourth daughter, and probably where Mrs. Bennet gave up on having a son. Unmarried.

Lydia Wickham (née Bennet)

The only married daughter, albeit it was a shotgun wedding, with Darcy holding the metaphorical shotgun.

Relatives, Friends, and Enemies

George Wickham

Colonel, gambler, seducer of young women, and we can guess not a very faithful husband to Lydia Wickham.

Mr. Hurst

Mrs. Hurst's husband. Good to have around if you need someone passed out at your party.

Thomas Collins

Mr. Bennet's nephew and heir to the estate of Longbourn. I would explain the law of entail but it's actually pretty boring.

Charlotte Collins (née Lucas)

Mr. Collin's long-suffering wife. You know, the one you deride in English class because she "settled."

Mr. Gardiner

Mrs. Bennet's brother, a tradesman who owns a house in on Gracechurch Street, in the unfashionable area of London.

Mrs. Gardiner

Elizabeth's confident and designated "moral-supporter" when Jane couldn't tow the line.

Lord James Kincaid

Caroline Bingley's suitor. A Scottish earl who made a fortune in Australia.

Robert Kincaid

The younger brother of James Kincaid and heir to the earldom should his brother kick the bucket.

Fiona Kincaid

A highlander with a mysterious connection to the Kincaid family.

Dr. Daniel Maddox

The near-destitute doctor and surgeon who treats Mr. Hurst and quite possibly has a larger role in the plot.

Brian Maddox

The other brother of Daniel Maddox, and the one who lost the family fortune gambling and is hiding from his creditors in Europe.