The Bennet's immature and irresponsible youngest daughter. Mrs Bennet's favourite, she shocks the family by running away with Wickham. Lydia is fully developed physically at fifteen. She shares with her mother a partiality for men in uniform and an obsession with fashionable clothes. She is always flirting with any man; she might be really vain and silly and totally irresponsible. She is described by Austen as a girl with " high animal spirits".
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