Marie's Wanderings Through Pride and Prejudice

Alas, it's been 10 years. Have you given up your account?

Marianne really takes rudeness seriously. In her eyes, she is probably the most beautiful and straightforward, and all other women are hypocrites.

It's been five years~ I guess I've given up my account a lot... I finally found out that the male protagonist Brandon's article has more than 300,000 words and I'm still confused... 55555555

The Reverend... Could he have fallen in love with little Eliza... Did Marianne think there was any reason why Mary couldn't smile and feel better? Does she think that if her husband leaves home, she will have to cry every day? Is this girl from the QY drama?

It's very well written. Even though it's a trap, it makes people willing to jump out.

Good article, but why. . Why. . It's a trap

Ah, I think the author is so awesome! The language of this novel feels similar to the language of Pride and Prejudice! I feel that the description of the British scenery of that era is relatively close to the original flavor, and I admire the author's accomplishments in British literature!

It suddenly occurred to me that, taking into account age, teenage girls are indeed likely to be like Marianne, risking everything for the love in their hearts. Observe your words, follow etiquette and rules, think rationally about the cause and effect before acting, and be able to control your emotions. There are actually very few girls like this. Just look at the current middle school and high school students. Even looking back on my youthful years, when I was still a teenager, apart from simply reading every day, could I be as perfect as I think now? Anyway, my own answer is no. I was impulsive and ignorant and did some stupid things that were unique to me at that time. I really sigh when I think about it now. But fortunately, our life is not a leisurely aristocracy, nor does it revolve around love and marriage. The heavy schoolwork is enough to fill our lives so that boys and girls can be more at ease and reduce the possibility of doing inappropriate things. Nowadays, people grow up, experience more, and think more. Except for those geniuses who are naturally smart and can do things perfectly at a young age, when they are young, they are always like Marianne, who is ignorant of the world, impulsive and emotional. It's not that I have anything to say for her, or that I like her, I just feel that she is just an ordinary girl, so there is no need to criticize her harshly. It turns out that a teacher in middle school said that when you are young, it is always good to spend more time reading. Even if it does not increase your intelligence, it can reduce the possibility of making mistakes. Maybe you don't feel the benefits now, but when you grow up, you will know. Now that I think about it, that's really the case.

Usually there are such women who think they are beautiful and pleasant, so they are arrogant about everything. Because I am beautiful, everyone should like me. All the rude behaviors are covered by the shrinkage of the beauty of the face~~ This kind of woman has no connotation, behaves shapelessly, is presumptuous and brainless. In current terms, she is NC. I personally think Marianne is this type. She was also self-righteous and talked behind her back about how "Mrs. Brandon is a hypocrite." In England at that time, who was a well-educated young lady who would gossip behind others' backs? What's more, they were still guests at the home of the person they were talking about~~~Can this kind of behavior be described with such beautiful words as "sincere emotions, no lies, enthusiasm and sincerity"? Miss Marian and the NCs in QYNN's novels really have something in common~~ There is indeed a golden finger in the original work. I didn't like Marianne when I read the original work. By the way, you won't ration Elizabeth, right? ? ? Don't be like this~~~I still like Colonel Wentworth~~~~Personally, I feel that Colonel Wentworth's ex-fiancée is really not worthy of him. Leave him to our little Elizabeth~~~~What's wrong with opening the golden finger? In fact, in my image, pastors are Chinese monks. How can a monk get married? Although pastors can get married, I just feel awkward! Does this count as a long review? ? ?

Alas, I jumped out of this pit willingly.