Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Characters

Elizabeth Bennet has always been witty, vivacious, clever, and outspoken. Here, she also kills zombies on the side. Nice.Lady KillerIt's not like Elizabeth Bennet now and then just shoots a zombie...

The ladies love Mr. Darcy—even when he's knee deep in zombie corpses. Maybe even especially then.The hero of this novel isn't all that different from the dream dude in Jane Austen's original. He'...

Sweet Jane. Sweet, lovely, patient, beautiful, caring, generous Jane. We'd think of a few more positive adjectives for her but they're pretty much all covered here in our guide to Jane Bennet in th...

Mr. Bingley may be everything a young man should be—he's super nice, and he's super rich—but he is lacking in one thing that's pretty important in this novel: battle skills.He wore a blue coat,...

People love the way Mr. Wickham lies. In fact, when he comes into Meryton as part of the zombie-killing militia, he immediately starts spreading his tall tales to Elizabeth:One day, during a daybre...

Okay, we're gonna come out and say it: we like Charlotte Lucas. Sure, she might have married a total moron, but she had a pretty good reason to do it. She explains her reasoning to her friend Eliza...

Poor Mr. Collins. Sure, he's just as awkward and pompous and ridiculous as Jane Austen's original, but in this version, he's also married to a zombie:The wedding took place, and no one other than E...

Just like the original characters from Austen's novel, Mr. and Mrs. Bennet both have different goals for their daughters. This time around, Mrs. Bennet is the one who wants her girls to marry rich...

The fierce warrior Lady Catherine de Bourgh has killed more zombies than any woman in England. That's a pretty big deal, and it's why Elizabeth is so psyched to meet her when she visits Rosings Par...

Lydia might be the youngest Bennet daughter, but she's definitely determined not to be left behind. She can slay a zombie with the best of them, of course, but that's not her biggest accomplishment...

Caroline Bingley is a total mean girl. She's a lot like she is in Jane Austen's original: she's wealthy, she's ambitious, and she totally has the hots for Mr. Darcy. Only difference? Here, she can'...

Mr. Darcy's sister may be incredibly shy, but she's also incredibly deadly. In fact, Mr. Darcy tells everyone at Netherfield that his younger sis is a zombie-slaying expert: "My sister Georgiana de...

The third and fourth Bennet sisters don't get much to do here. Well, except fight off zombie hordes, of course—but we're talking character development here.It's pretty much the same in the origin...

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner are Elizabeth's most sensible relatives, even though they have no training in the deadly arts. Hey, you don't have to slay zombies to be awesome in this story, right?The Gardi...