Mrs. Bennet embodies an overtly emotional approach to life, driven by the social and economic pressures of the Georgian era and a genuine desire to secure her daughters' futures through advantageous marriages. Her character contrasts sharply with stoic principles, as she is characterised by her outspoken anxiety, hyperbolic expressions of emotion, and relentless pursuit of husbands for her daughters, rather than maintaining emotional equanimity or withdrawing from external affairs.
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