[Pride and Prejudice] Lizzy's Secret Identity
[傲慢与偏见]利兹的小马甲
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Why does everyone think that in the end when Jane marries Bingley, Bingley will definitely go bankrupt. They are good people, not mentally retarded. Bentley earns 5,000 pounds in interest per year. If he can lose more than 100,000 pounds, he is really a talent.
I just read the beginning and made a small complaint about it, and there was no malice. Although it is a tragic version, Elizabeth will never be reduced to being a governess. At that time, a tutor was equivalent to a servant, and a salary of 15 pounds a year was not bad. After Mr. Bennet's death, the Bennets and their daughters had an inheritance of at least 5,000 pounds (I don't know if this includes Mrs. Bennet's 4,000-pound dowry. If it is not included, they obviously have more). There should be four thousand pounds left after Jane gets married. The interest alone is two hundred pounds a year, so why should she be a tutor?
I still can't bear it because of my shortcomings. Elizabeth's royalties were too much, eight pounds!!! If we follow the settings of this article, Mr. Bentley, who earns 10 pounds a week and 5,000 pounds a year, is really not a prime bachelor.
Are Wickham and Collins mindless and unhappy?
In fact, you can only call them by their given names after you get engaged. But Miss Elizabeth doesn't matter, usually when two Miss Bennets are present at the same time. Jane was called Miss Bennet, and Lizzy was called Miss Elizabeth. This was their etiquette at the time. In fact, you can find out by reading the English version of the original work.
Hahaha Miss Bingley and Collins feel sorry for Bingley inexplicably
Today, no, it's early in the morning. I was actually re-reading the original work yesterday, and I really broke my guard when I saw the paragraph in Note 3. It was so real. My father was the same. He mocked his wife and made his children look down on their mother.
This one is very interesting
Hahahaha Collins and Wickham are really happy enemies, I agree with them
Hey hey hey, so sweet, so sweet [sprinkle flowers]