Here's how to unlock the following achievements:
| Achievement | How to get this achievement |
|---|---|
| A Handsome Riding Coat | Accept Mr Ashcroft's gift of a riding coat. |
| Providing Family Counsel | Miss Ashcroft will send you a letter requesting help amidst a family disagreement; agree to go with Oliver to Thornleigh and assist her. |
| Unexpected Friendship | Introduce Mr Ashcroft to Mr Curtis when given the opportunity at the Earlwood's ball. |
| Mary's Conquest | Show no interest in Mr Ashcroft right from the start. Mary will then approach you and ask for your "blessing" to court Mr Ashcroft--give it to her. |
| Open Acceptance | Speak kindly to Richard Ashcroft and assure Miss Ashcroft that you do not judge her or her family about his background. |
| A Brother's Departure | When you seek out Richard Ashcroft following his departure from the Ashcroft family estate, urge him to cast aside his family and pursue his own ambitions regardless of them. |
| A Soldier in the Making | Mr Worthington will remedy the absence of balls at his home and you are to attend. Encourage the Ashcroft brothers to attend and, whilst at the ball, speak with Richard and the Colonel, acting with encouragement and confidence in Richard. |
| Justified Reservations | After meeting Richard Ashcroft, indicate to him and his family in your responses that you do not approve of him due to his background. |
| A Brother's Return | Encourage Richard Ashcroft to reconcile with his elder brother Mr Ashcroft and discuss their disagreement. |
| Another Family's Business | Decline Miss Ashcroft's entreaties via Oliver to go to Thornleigh Abbey to interfere in her brothers' argument |
| Matchmaker | Encourage Phoebe to acknowledge her feelings about Tom. After she turns down his first proposal, encourage Tom to continue to pursue her and seek her father's permission for her hand. |
| Dancing with the Enemy | Agree to dance with Mr Everett. |
| Unchaperoned | Pursue Mr Curtis when he leaves town. |
| Holy Sonnets | Accept Mr Curtis's gift of a book. |
| Progressive Educator | Visit the school with Mr Curtis. |
| Young Minds | Boys and girls from less fortunate families now have the opportunity to broaden their minds at Lampton Hall, and fill the school with brightness and hope. |
| A Desperate Marriage | Turn down or dismiss the attentions of Mr Ashcroft, Mr Curtis, and Mr Graham. Mr Digby will propose. Accept him, and then when Mary visits you, tell her that you do not care for him and simply accepted him as an alternative to becoming an old maid. |
| Mr Digby's Devotion | Turn down or dismiss the attentions of Mr Ashcroft, Mr Curtis, and Mr Graham. Mr Digby will propose. Accept him, and then when Mary visit you, tell her that you earnestly believe that you will be happy with Mr Digby. |
| A Changing World | When Mr Graham asks you if one's destiny is determined by their birth or by their decisions, tell him that it is determined by one's decisions. |
| Familial Bonds | When Mr Graham asks your advice regarding his attendance at his brother's funeral, encourage him to go. |
| A Small Token | After Mr Graham provides the scone recipe for your mother, you will be prompted by your mother to do something as a thank you. Embroider a handkerchief for him in thanks. |
| Birthright | Encourage Mr Graham to accept the inheritance from his deceased brother's estate. |
| Surprise Admirer | |
| Betraying the Betrothed | After accepting Mr Graham's proposal, Lord Sutton will visit you unexpectedly and confess that he has been secretly in love with you. Suggest to him that the two of you form a romantic relationship. |
| Upholding Traditions | When Mr Graham asks you if one's destiny is determined by their birth or by their decisions, tell him that it is determined by one's birth and family. |
| A Fresh Start | When Mr Graham asks your advice about whether or not he should attend his deceased brother's funeral, advise him not to. |
| Resourceful | Discourage Mr Graham from accepting the inheritance from his deceased brother's estate. |
| Ladies and Ladybirds | After Lettice skins her knee, Mr Graham will bring her flowers to cheer her up. She will declare that she prefers ladybirds and Mr Graham will ask about your preferences. Tell him you agree and like ladybirds more than flowers. |
| A Sweet Tooth | After Lettice skins her knee, Mr Graham will bring her flowers to cheer her up. She will declare the she prefers ladybirds and Mr Graham will ask about your preferences. Tell him you prefer cakes. Select cake or sweet pastries (and lots of them) at every opportunity, which will typically be at picnics or afternoon teas. |
| Flora | After Lettice skins her knee, Mr Graham will bring her flowers to cheer her up. She will declare that she prefers ladybirds and Mr Graham will ask about your preferences. Tell him you agree with Mary and like flowers. |
| Mr Ashcroft's Admiration | Accept Mr Ashcroft's offer of marriage. |
| Mr Curtis's Future | Accept Mr Curtis' offer of marriage. |
| Mr Graham's Loyalty | Accept Mr Graham's offer of marriage. |
| Faraway Arts | When speaking with Mrs Norris, select the option that allows you to leave without saying anything to her. She will continue talking, and you will be given a prompt to disappear into thin air. Select this. |
| Unapologetic Flirt | Pursue a relationship with 2+ bachelors at the same time. Eventually, one will pay a visit to you demanding answers about your relationship with the other, unlocking the achievement. |
| Heartbreaker | Turn down an offer of marriage. |
| Unrivalled Skills | Master all six ladies' accomplishments. |
| Ruler of Cakes | (Over)indulge in your taste for sweet things. |
| Anne Elliot | |
| Catherine Morland | |
| Elinor Dashwood | |
| Emma Woodhouse | |
| Fanny Price | |
| Isabella Thorpe | |
| Lady Catherine de Bourgh | |
| Elizabeth Bennet | |
| Lydia Bennet | |
| Marianne Dashwood | |
| Mary Musgrove | |
| Mary Crawford |