Mansfield Park Flashcards
Fanny Price
A timid yet principled young woman, often overlooked by her wealthy relatives.
Sir Thomas Bertram
A strict but honorable nobleman who values propriety and duty.
Lady Bertram
An indolent woman more focused on her pug than her children.
Tom Bertram
A reckless eldest son who nearly ruins himself with gambling.
Edmund Bertram
A kind and idealistic young man who struggles between love and morality.
Maria Bertram
A vain and selfish woman who traps herself in a loveless marriage.
Julia Bertram
A flirtatious younger sister, jealous of her older sibling.
Mrs. Norris
A meddling, stingy, and cruel woman obsessed with social climbing.
Mary Crawford
A charming but morally ambiguous woman with worldly ambitions.
Henry Crawford
A charismatic but unscrupulous man who toys with women’s affections.
Mr. Rushworth
A wealthy but foolish man, easily cuckolded.
William Price
A devoted naval officer and beloved brother.
Mrs. Price
An overwhelmed mother struggling in poverty.
Mr. Yates
A dramatic and reckless young man obsessed with theatricals.
Mansfield Park
The grand estate of Sir Thomas Bertram, ruled by strict propriety.
Portsmouth
The chaotic and cramped home of the Price family, marked by hardship.
Sotherton Court
The large estate of Mr. Rushworth, featuring an iron gate symbolizing moral boundaries.
Everingham
The country estate of Henry Crawford, reflecting his charm and instability.
Thornton Lacey
A future parsonage for Edmund Bertram, symbolizing duty and stability.
