Comprehensive Film and Television Classics: Starting with Pride and Prejudice

Dear author, unfortunately your article was stolen. I finished reading this today and looked for any similar books. I found a book with a theme that is very similar to yours. The characters in it are exactly the same, but there are some slight differences in that book, but I can't be sure. So the author sent me the rest of the chapter, and I will see if he copied it from you.

Oh, my God, I have never thought of a book that belongs to my heart like this my god Use A| here The words lose their figurative shell between the pages, like a drop of ink falling into the bottomless sea, spreading out an undercurrent without boundaries. The story is no longer the object being told, but the reading itself becomes an inward collapse - the omitted names, the suspended time, the dialogue that has been repeatedly painted and erased all swell into a huge echo in the silence. The characters have no faces, but are present in an absent manner; the plot has no end, but quietly restarts every time the page is turned. This is not a copy of reality, but a gaze at the gaps in reality: in the darkness that language cannot reach, in the liquid moment when meaning has not yet condensed, the novel uses its own fragmentation to reflect the wounds that can never heal when we try to sew the world together with narrative. It provides no answers, only a tremor - like hearing the outline of one's own heartbeat in absolute silence. So pretty 🏀 It was rammed and exploded

It's so beautiful. Why don't you finish Mary's article? [Salute]

Can't I finish one story first and then start other stories?

It's a very interesting book. It's a rare masterpiece series from foreign countries. But I started to write the story of "Sherlock Holmes" halfway through "Pride". I felt a sense of fragmentation when I read it, which I'm not used to.

I wish my teacher could update ten chapters a day!

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It looks so good that I can't wait to arrest the author and lock him in a small dark room, holding up a small leather whip to urge the author to code words non-stop! ! !

Why did the scene change without finishing the Mary chapter? Is it a multi-female story that combines the plots of multiple stories?

Very good-looking, very good-looking. This Sherlock Holmes fanfic is definitely the best I have ever read.

Very beautiful and very thoughtful, but there are too few updates.

The writing is very good and the supporting characters are also very three-dimensional.