
Miss De Boul (Pride and Prejudice)
德包尔小姐(傲慢与偏见)
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德包尔小姐(傲慢与偏见)
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Is it because Darcy doesn't like Wickham because their personalities don't get along, or maybe Darcy sees through Wickham's character!
George Wickham To be honest, I don't like him very much. Does Mrs. Darcy really know this man?
Hey, hey, hey, when are you going to expose Vicky? It reminds me of Wickham for no reason... Elsa is so pitiful. I hope she marries a good man and leaves that home.
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In fact, Vic's character is not only his own fault. His mother loves gambling and is domestically violent. He has low self-esteem since he was a child and grew up looking at people's looks. When he grew up, he made a wealthy man his godfather. He was treated like a parent and son. He was also sent to Cambridge and given a priesthood, which made him proud and jealous. However, even if he liked him again, his godfather would not go out of his way to give him more. The reason why he seduced Georgiana in the original novel was actually that he was unwilling to leave the Darcy family and wanted to replace him. You say this is something he was born with and no one raised him. Why is he like this? The Darcys actually have to bear part of the responsibility. In the original book, the Darcy family was ruined. The younger sister eloped but her personality changed drastically. The elder brother married Vic for a woman. This result harmed others and himself. Not to mention raising a vampire, the sister was afraid of fear and no peace in her life. Unless Vic died, the decline of the Darcy family would be complete (in fact, even if Vic had not caused trouble, Darcy married Elizabeth and basically disappeared from the upper class). . . Even my sister might end up in an unfortunate marriage and die young.
In fact, there is no need to specifically imitate Pride and Prejudice. The heroine does not have to be prejudiced to be interesting. Anne is obviously different from Elizabeth in personality and is more gentle. Instead of imitating others and taking the tit-for-tat route, it is better to take the intellectual route. After all, Darcy will have to go through the loss of his father and mother in the future, so it is more suitable for them to help each other. By the way, Darcy is now in college. Isn't the heroine under 10 years old? Remember that Anne was about the same age as Georgiana, so Catherine always thought Darcy was waiting for her daughter. . . At this time, it is difficult for the two of them to be childhood sweethearts. Unless the heroine is very knowledgeable or has a distinctive personality, it will be difficult to attract the attention of a 20-year-old adult male. .
Dear, first of all, at the time of "Pride and Prejudice", there were only two universities in the UK, Oxford and Cambridge. It is impossible for Bentley to study at a university near Cambridge - such a university did not exist. Secondly, Mr. Hearst's house cannot be as small as only five rooms. His house is in Grovino (a street in central London). In the original book, the Bentley brothers and the Hearsts lived there for a long time. Five rooms cannot accommodate so many people. Also, the Bentley family does not have a manor. In the original book, the "property" that Bentley's father wanted to buy actually refers to real estate. Purchasing real estate is a class upgrade from a merchant to a squire (this is what Sir William did in the original book). If the Bentley family already had a manor (that is, real estate), they would not consider the issue of housing. In that era, there were more renters than buyers.
Victims deserve revenge, but they shouldn't do evil because of it. Vicko is so disgusting. If she took revenge on the man who harmed her in her previous life, it would be fine if he let his reputation be disgraced and die on the streets, but for her to target the completely innocent Elsa was an evil act, which was very disgusting.
And seduce a girl who is ignorant of the world
Will Annie's hairpin be gone?