Jane Bennet stands out for her kindness and the sincere affection she has for her sisters, especially for Elizabeth. Despite all the trials, Jane maintains hope in the future and see goodness in everyone. Naive? Maybe just enough.

Jane and Bingley clearly demonstrate how prejudice does not interfere when someone does not judge himself as superior, as not even exist in the minds of two people unless others do notice. They are a reflection of the lack of pride and prejudice: Bingley, because of his social and financial state; Jane, because she loved him without ever trying to impose a richness that was not coincident with her state of life.

Jane is beautiful and smart, although naive, and has a big heart. She sees the best in people, she has a kind perspective of the world, hardly believe that someone can take a nasty attitude purposely.

Jane has a giant heart, a heart of gold, is a rough diamond. Naive, yes ... but personalities like this lack in the world. They need someone who genuinely love them and protect them from the evils of the world, but hope and belief in kindness never hurt anyone and optimism must always be rewarded!

It's no surprise that I sort her into HUFFLEPUFF.