Quotes From Elizabeth Bennet In Pride And Prejudice の小説・ストーリー

I heard Serat say, “cat got your tongue Stella?” Oh he wish! “Actually did you know the reason Elizabeth rejected Mr. Collins in the first place? It was because he underestimated her and her family by saying they would be thankful to him as he could fund them and that would be a great reason to marry him and not only Elizabeth but anyone in her place would reject him for that and about Charlotte, what can I say? In the present day language she is called a backstabbing gold-digger, and even after all that Elizabeth was concerned about Charlotte’s happiness in such a marriage as it wasn’t based on love but on money and wealth.”

Penelophe interrupted the two of them. "Oh, Penny! My sweet niece. How thoughtful of you! I love them very much. Come here..." The queen offered a hug to Penelophe. "You know how much I love you, Your Grace." "Such a sweet niece of yours, Your Grace." Elizabeth took a step back, attempting not to be embarrassed by the situation. The other ladies bowed at her, recognizing and acknowledging her position. Anaj shook her head almost idly, begging the princess to go so she wouldn't embarrass herself further.

The iron gates clanged shut with unnecessary drama. Zara’s smile faltered. Elizabeth, of course, noticed, “Oh, don’t waste your manners on her,” she said, her voice carrying just enough to be heard over the fence. “She’s just an annoying old lady still mourning her dead son and neglecting the living one.” “Mom!” Zara hissed, mortified. “What?” Elizabeth called back, deadpan. “I’m just telling the truth.” Zara pressed her fingers to her temples. “Please, before she calls the neighborhood watch, just go.”

“My baby doesn't need your pity,” Elizabeth retorted." And to answer your stupid question, I met the gate open and I decided to let myself inside. I am certain that my actions aren't against the law, are they? Oh, great citizen!" She exclaimed, sarcastically. Emma was irritated by her, she didn't even want to see her face. “I don't care about your entry, I just want you to leave this place,” Emma commanded, her tone full of anger.

She could not help but be drawn to it, thinking how perfect and elegant it looked and how nice it would look on her. She knew what Bennet was trying to do, but she was still married; how could she accept such a costly gift from another man? She whispered, "Thank you, but I can't take this. It's just too much." Jenny scolded her, "Evelyn, don't be silly. Bennet picked this out just for you. If you turn it down, you'll hurt his feelings. Just accept it already." May chimed in, egging her on, "She's right. Mr. Zaccone is so thoughtful and caring. He's way better than that miser we all know."

"What do you mean?" "Nothing..." She spoke in a barely audible tone. "Bless you." Mrs Bennet smiled. They walked down the aisle, Red slowly lifted her gaze and met with Erich's who was waiting for her at the altar, giving her a profound gaze of endearment, impatient for this day to come and fulfill his desire. "Please take care of my daughter." Mrs Bennet said, handing her precious daughter to Erich. "Don't mention, Mrs Bennet. She is more precious than my life to me."

Part 7 A There is, I believe, in every disposition a tendency to some particular evil, a natural defect, which not even the best education can overcome." "And your defect is a propensity to hate everybody." "And yours," he replied with a smile, "is wilfully to misunderstand them. Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice For the next few moments silence prevailed in the room, only the ticking of the wall clock and the sound of a crying baby from somewhere near the market, surrounded them.

dad spoke in a dominantly dangerous tone. "Well, you can try to do that. I stayed silent and respectful earlier but don't expect me to do that again because I won't hold back either. This is my woman and Lily is my daughter. I won't let anyone of you snatch her from me. We Bennets won't sit quietly on this." when he used the word Bennet I acted as shocked but grinned mentally realizing that everything is going according to my plan.

Lucy flinched, her breath catching. Her mother reached out, brushing a tear from her cheek, a rare, fleeting tenderness. “You’re my daughter. I see the same fire in you I once had. But don’t let that fire blind you.” Lucy’s eyes shimmered. “Mum, why can’t you just be happy for me? Why can’t you believe that I finally found someone who loves me?” Mrs. Bennett sighed, the weight of years pressing down on her shoulders. “Because I’ve seen what love looks like when it turns into power, Lucy. And I won’t stand by and watch you repeat my mistakes.”