Pride and Prejudice
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Elizabeth Bennet is the headstrong young woman whom no man seems capable of taming; Fitzwilliam Darcy is the arrogant landowner who disdains to think it would be worth his trying to do so. These two apparently incompatible characters learn to overcome their initial feelings of mutual dislike.
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