The Other Bennet Sister: parents' guide

No physical violence. The hurt is emotional: Mary's mother and sisters shut her out, call her ugly for wearing spectacles and mock her singing and piano playing, sometimes leaving her in tears.

Rare and mild, with an occasional "hell." Most of the sting comes from insults about Mary's looks and talents rather than from profanity.

Courtship and the marriage market drive the story. One scene implies sex off screen, with moaning and a close shot of a hand on a bare shoulder. A woman's labor is shown with birthing sounds and a newborn.

Adults drink wine with dinner and at social gatherings. No drunkenness, smoking or drug use was reported.

A parent dies suddenly early in the series, upending the family, and another family member later falls gravely ill. A climb up a mountain turns perilous when a storm hits.