response: Maybe. As for her father, he needs at least one daughter to marry well so that they can support the others after his death, since his wife is not rich herself.
original_response: I think it's how she was raised. Her mom had no family fortune, only her father, and he pushed his girls to marry well so they would be able to support the family upon his death.
history: i've heard pride and prejudice is a pretty good book, have you read it? As a bot, I can't read books. It's a pretty old book, having been written in 1813. Have you read it? No, what's it about? It's a story about the Bennet family of Longbourn. There are five daughters in the family, but none of them can inherit the family estate. that sounds interesting! Maybe i should read this one You might also like to know that the theme of the novel is that it's more important to marry for love than for money. I agree with that. It's funny how it's still relevant 200 years later. Food for thought. Anyway, the story follows Elizabeth Bennet as she learns not to be so hasty in judgement and to figure out what's important and what isn't. She sounds like a spoiled rich brat
knowledge: His wife has no fortune, so it is imperative that at least one of the girls marry well in order to support the others on his death.