This character “dread[s] being awakened from the happiest dream” after her love interest, whom she had repeatedly called a “friend” moments before, confesses his feelings. Per the advice of the apothecary Mr. Perry, this character’s hypochondriac father avoids (20[1])parties. (20[3])This character’s (20[1])gibe (0[1])at a woman who says more than “three dull (20[1])things” (20[2])is criticized (20[3])by (20[1])“one of the few people who could see faults” in her, whom she eventually marries. (0[1])This resident (20[1])of (*) Hartfield (0[1])disastrously dissuades her friend from marrying a farmer in favor (10[3]0[1])of Mr. (10[1])Elton. (10[7])Frank Churchill (10[1])pretends (10[1])to be in love with this character, (10[1])who tries (10[1])and fails (10[1])to matchmake Harriet Smith. (10[1])Mr. Knightley eventually marries, for 10 points, what title character (10[1])of an 1815 Jane Austen novel? (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[1])