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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: The three sets of siblings. The Morlands are the Nice, being well-intentioned yet somewhat naive and trusting. The Thorpes are the Mean, being greedy and ambitious manipulators; John is particularly bad at hiding the fact that he is untrustworthy. The Tilneys are in-between; Henry and Eleanor are generally good people if a bit snarky in Henry's case, but are balanced out by their brother Frederick's more unpleasant manner.
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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: NiceMeanAndInBetween:
** The three sets of siblings. The Morlands are the Nice, being well-intentioned yet somewhat naive and trusting. The Thorpes are the Mean, being greedy and ambitious manipulators; John is particularly bad at hiding the fact that he is untrustworthy. The Tilneys are in-between; Henry and Eleanor are generally good people if a bit snarky in Henry's case, but are balanced out by their brother Frederick's more unpleasantmanner.manner.
** The Tilney siblings. Eleanor is sweet-natured (Nice), Frederick is a bad-mannered skirt-chaser (Mean), while Henry is considerate of the feelings of others but possesses quite the acid tongue (In-Between).
** The three sets of siblings. The Morlands are the Nice, being well-intentioned yet somewhat naive and trusting. The Thorpes are the Mean, being greedy and ambitious manipulators; John is particularly bad at hiding the fact that he is untrustworthy. The Tilneys are in-between; Henry and Eleanor are generally good people if a bit snarky in Henry's case, but are balanced out by their brother Frederick's more unpleasant
** The Tilney siblings. Eleanor is sweet-natured (Nice), Frederick is a bad-mannered skirt-chaser (Mean), while Henry is considerate of the feelings of others but possesses quite the acid tongue (In-Between).
