Novel & Cerita Quotations From Pride And Prejudice

Her gaze remained fixed on Alexander, urging him to confront the root of these issues. Alexander, humbled by Aunt Mary's words, acknowledged the need for openness. He expressed regret for the disruption caused by Elizabeth's actions and assured Aunt Mary that he was committed to resolving the underlying conflicts within his family. Aunt Mary, in response, offered some words that pierced into Alexander's heart like a warriors sword. "True wealth lies not only in material prosperity but in the richness of relationships. Your mansion may be grand, but the foundation of a home is built on trust, communication, and understanding."

Inside, my jade bracelet was visibly shattered. “Heh.” A laugh came from behind me. I turned around—it was Olivia. “You broke my bracelet?!” I held the broken pieces and questioned her. Olivia glanced at me with contempt, her voice laced with venom as she said, “You dared to marry Quentin, coveting what was never yours! You’re just a vain woman. How could you possibly dream of rising above your status? “A sparrow will never become a phoenix, and a phoenix will never turn into a wild hen! Consider this a lesson. Your fairytale is over, haha!”

"Gentlemen, if you decide to enter Porthcawl Town, I'll offer you a year's rent-free." Eliot shook his wine glass, uninterested in the offer. Just then, he noticed Quincey sitting beside Pierce. He slapped his thigh and exclaimed, "Are you the famous natural beauty, Quincey? You're even more stunning in person than in the videos." Franco stood up and admired her for a while. "A young beauty is indeed different. All those ordinary women pale in comparison." Quincey was still unaware of the meaning behind their words. She pretended to be shy, flipping her hair.

she very nearly spat the last word, gesturing to her eyes, pretty features curling into slight anger that he thinks doesn’t look so right on such a lovely young face. “And I think it's really stupid to judge a person based on their looks... Your Highness,” was his flat reply, “with all due respect, have you ever heard of the saying ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’? So what if you have red eyes?” “…hmph, if anyone thinks the same way as you do then, maybe I would not be abandoned here in the first place,” she muttered out loud, taking a longer sip on her teacup to keep herself from saying more.

Shaun smiled. “Great job. You’ve learned quite a lot of quotes from romance movies, huh? When we first met, you flirted with me with the quote ‘I can’t help feeling happy now that I’ve met the love of my life’. Tell me what else you know. Try and apply it now.” “...” His mocking words left Catherine speechless.

Now, I have to be absolutely certain about who the right man for me is— whether it’s Simeon, Daniel, or someone else entirely. I often think about my mother’s words before she passed away. She used to say, “Never let pride stop you from understanding men, Emma. But always be careful because not all men can be trusted.” Those words have stayed with me, echoing in my mind whenever I face situations like this. It’s not easy to find a good man these days, so I know I need to do my due diligence before saying yes to anyone. Today at the office, Simeon walked in, and I couldn’t help but notice the way he stared at me. “You’re the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen,” he said, his words catching me

my mother said softly, her voice tinged with both pride and sorrow. I lowered myself onto the couch beside her, my movements slower than usual. Everything was slower now. My body, once full of energy, now felt fragile, weighed down by the poison coursing through my veins. I ran a hand over the bouquet of blush roses on the table, their soft petals a cruel reminder of the vibrancy I was losing. “The Bennetts were powerful then,” I said quietly, a bitter smile tugging at my lips. “And they still are. But now, they’re fighting to keep it—and so am I.”

"Don't wait until something terrible happens to me just so you can marry Queen!" Then she pointed directly at me. "Even if I die..." she continued through clenched teeth. "I will never allow you to marry that lowly wench!" "Remember what I said, Percival!" she shouted one final time. The mansion fell into silence. After what felt like an endless lecture, Madame Precilla finally turned her back on us. Without another glance, she walked toward the elevator with the same elegance she always carried despite her obvious fury. The elevator doors slid open.

PROLOGUE "Pray tell, my love. Am I not charming enough for thee, why treatest thou me in the most unlikely manner?", Mr. Jones : Hmm, sounds like 'em Shakespeare we were forced to read in high school. Mr. James: Dude, for the love of Lady Justitia, we just started!. The girl swoops down to the floor, sobbing, "Aye,I must confess. I have seen none like thee in looks and in books" Me: Haaha, Nerd Alert!!

"It is better to lose your pride to the one you love, than to lose the one you love, for your pride." At the word love, my world stopped and through the buzzing in my ears, I heard another student say, a little louder this time, "Pride and Prejudice." I looked around the room and saw we had my student's undivided attention. There were smiles and faces resting on palms, one kid wa even taking notes. If someone pulled out a bowl of popcorn, I wouldn't have been surprised.