JAFC NPCs

A Place for Jane Austen Fight Club Non-Player Members and Their Gentlemen.

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Elinor's love interest. Shy and reserved, but sincere.

Most see him as a dull young man who talks about dull things like weather. His conversation is often stilted or boring. He has difficulty expressing his emotions though he is very sensitive and empathetic. Not particularly intelligent or Romantic, he is unambitious and wants a quiet, uninteresting life. Constrained into this role by people's expectations, Ferrars secretly hopes for something better from life, but he doesn't know what. nOnce you get to know him he is affectionate and cheerful, and is capable of being quite passionate and loyal. He likes being employed, but as a gentleman this is looked at as unseemly. Therefore he reads voraciously--if you get him on a topic he is interested in he does not know when to shut up. He's got a goofy side and is surprisingly enthusiastic about whatever he is currently doing. Edward is unassuming and lacks confidence, but he has an open, simple nature. He hates keeping secrets, which makes his secret engagement to Lucy Steele even more irksome.

Edward Ferrars, not being one to enjoy hunting, sport or even riding all that much, has no martial ability whatsoever.

Darcy is the gentleman who had caught Lizzie’s attention, though not in a positive way- at least in the beginning. Ironically enough, he is her counterpart and shares many character traits with her. He’s very intelligent and well-educated, but he is also rather blunt, judges people too quickly and offends them easily. Due to his high statues he tends to be very proud and looks down on people inferior to him. He is naturally reserved, which often makes him appear quite arrogant. However, Darcy is also very loyal and generous, and his cold exterior only hides a shy, romantic soul. Not that he would ever admit that fact, of course.

He is very fond and devoted to Elizabeth, but does not know how to approach her correctly. Instead, he acts awkward around her, sometimes rather cold, and only manages to upsets her more.

Some of the Love-Interests for the Fight Society Girls (feel free to change the actors and such to suit your fancy )

Colonel Brandon



Traditionalist, but not at militantly-so as Knightly. He is quiet but has an extremely romantic side that compliments his stiff exterior. He's extremely gentlemanly out of honorable intentions rather than chauvanism. He's jaded since he's had his heart broken. Having been in the army and being a sport hunter mean that he is probably the only one of the gentlemen with any martial prowess at all. Does well with guns and with swords.

Mr. Wickham



Can charm the pants off of any girl around. Pretty useless when it comes to actually doing anything.

Mr. Knightley



His staunch support of convention and tradition are based in good intentions, but he comes across as grouchy and untouchable. Underneath there's a very sensitive soul that he refuses to believe exists.