Anthony, the eldest Bridgerton, embodies the role of the protector and caretaker, especially after assuming the role of head of the family.  His serious demeanor and sense of responsibility are counterbalanced by moments of deep caring and vulnerability, traits that compel viewers to root for his happiness and fulfillment.

Benedict, the second eldest, is marked by his curiosity and pursuit of artistic passion, which makes him stand out in a society bound by rigid norms.  His storyline encourages viewers to seek their own path and to embrace the journey of self-discovery.

Eloise, fiercely independent and intelligent, represents a progressive voice in a regressive time.  Her sharp wit and desire to think beyond society's expectations resonate with audiences who value intellect and ambition in a character.

Daphne, the picture of grace and love, captures the audience's heart with her romantic journey.  Her determination to find love on her terms endears her to those who believe in the power of love that overcomes obstacles.

Simon, though not a Bridgerton by birth, is closely linked to the family through Daphne and is admired for his resilience and strength.

 His character development and the overcoming of personal demons provide a powerful narrative of growth and redemption.

However, the humorous plea to "just...  DON'T be like him" directed at an unnamed character (often in such memes it's a character known for less admirable traits) provides a lighthearted balance to the earnestness of the other qualities, reminding viewers that every character has their flaws.