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Mrs. Bennet has five daughters and a big problem: none of them are married, there isn't much fortune to go around, and—thanks to a quirk of English property law—they'll all be kicked out of their house when Mr. Bennet dies. Enter Mr. Bingley, a rich, single man who moves into their neighborhood and takes a liking to the eldest Miss Bennet, Jane.
But don't save the date quite yet: Mr. Bingley might be easygoing and pleasant, but his sisters are catty snobs and his controlling friend Mr. Darcy isn't about to let Mr. Bingley marry beneath him. When they all meet up at a local ball, Mr. Darcy lets everyone around him know just how dumb and boring he finds the whole thing—including our new BFF and protagonist, the second Bennet daughter, Elizabeth.
It's clear to everyone that Mr. Bingley is falling in love with Jane, but Jane keeps her feelings on the down low, against the advice of Lizzy's good friend Charlotte Lucas. And, surprising no one, Mr. Darcy finds himself strangely attracted to Lizzy. The two get even more opportunities to snip at each other when Lizzy goes to Mr. Bingley's house to nurse her sister, who's gotten sick on a wet horseback ride over for dinner.
And now it's time to meet Bachelor #3: Mr. Collins. As Mr. Bennet's closest male relative, Mr. Collins will inherit the estate after Mr. Bennet's death. Mr. Collins has decided that the nice thing to do is to marry one of the Bennet girls in order to preserve their home. Unfortunately, he's a complete fool and Lizzy hates him on sight. Also unfortunately, he sets his sights on her.
As for the two youngest Bennet sisters, the militia has arrived in town and they're ready to throw themselves at any military officers who wander their way—like Mr. Wickham, who rapidly befriends Elizabeth and tells her a sob story about how Mr. Darcy totally ruined his life, which Elizabeth is happy to believe. Oh, and Mr. Collins's boss, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, just so happens to be Mr. Darcy's aunt. Small world!
Not too long after this, all the Bennet girls (including middle sister Mary, who's too wrapped up in books to notice boys) head to a ball at Netherfield (a.k.a. Mr. Bingley's mansion). It's kind of awful. Darcy, of all people, asks Elizabeth to dance, and Lizzy's entire family is unbearably embarrassing—like her mom loudly announcing that they all expect Bingley to marry Jane.
But it gets worse when Mr. Collins proposes the next morning. Elizabeth refuses, obviously, but hold your pity: Charlotte Lucas shows up to "help out," by which we mean "get Collins to propose to her instead." It works, which is good news for the 27-year-old Charlotte, who's too poor and plain to expect anything better; but bad news for Elizabeth, who can't believe that her friend would actually marry the guy—even when Charlotte explains that she's really out of options, here.
And then more bad news arrives: Jane gets a letter from Miss Bingley basically breaking up with her on her brother's behalf. Jane is super bummed, and she goes to stay with her aunt and uncle in London to get over it (and just maybe see Bingley, who's off to the big city). Elizabeth travels too: she's off to visit the newly married Charlotte, who seems to be holding up well. One problem: Mr. Darcy is on his way to visit his aunt, who's also, you might remember, Mr. Collins's boss.

Darcy almost acts like he's glad to see Lizzy, and even comes to visit her at Charlotte's house, but Lizzy is not having it: she learns from Mr. Darcy's friend that Bingley was going to propose to Jane until Darcy intervened. And that's exactly the moment Darcy chooses to propose. Can you guess how it goes?
Not well. During the proposal, mixed in with Darcy's "I love you" are some "I am so superior to you" comments, which, not surprisingly, don't go over so well. Elizabeth has some choice things to say to him, and the next day he hands her a letter with the full story about Wickham (he's a liar, a gambler, and he tried to elope with Darcy's underage sister) and Jane (Darcy was convinced Jane was just a gold-digger). Cue emotional transformation.
When Lizzy gets him, she finds that Lydia, the youngest of the Bennet girls, has been invited to follow the officers to their next station in Brighton. Elizabeth thinks this is a Very Bad Idea, but Mr. Bennet overrules her. Big mistake, as we'll find out soon.
But first, it's time for Elizabeth to accompany her aunt and uncle on a trip to Derbyshire, which, incidentally, is where Mr. Darcy lives. Uh-oh! Oh, but he's out of town. Phew. They visit his estate (Pemberley) as tourists—you can do that kind of thing in England—and Lizzy is impressed. Darcy's housekeeper also has nothing but compliments for her master. Weird, right? It gets weirder when they run into Darcy who's home early, and he's actually polite and friendly.
Before we can start practicing our wedding toasts, disaster strikes: Elizabeth learns that Lydia has run off with Wickham. This scandal could ruin the family, so Elizabeth's uncle and father try to track the renegade couple down. Elizabeth's uncle saves the day and brings the two young 'uns back as a properly married (and unapologetic) couple. When Lydia lets slip that Darcy was at her wedding, Elizabeth realizes that there's more to the story and writes to her aunt for more information.
Here's the full story: Darcy saved the Bennet family's honor. He tracked down the couple and paid off Wickham's massive debts in exchange for Wickham marrying Lydia. Why would he possibly do that? Well, we have some ideas—but we don't get to find out right away. First, Bingley comes back and finally proposes to Jane. And then, Lady Catherine visits Longbourn to strong-arm Elizabeth into rejecting any proposal from Darcy, which obviously doesn't work.

When Lizzy and Darcy finally get some alone time on a walk, we get the moment we've all been waiting for: they clear up all their past misunderstandings, agree to get married, and then make out in the rain. (Oh wait, that was the movie version

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Mrs. Bennet has five daughters and a big problem: none of them are married, there isn't much fortune to go around, and—thanks to a quirk of English property law—they'll all be kicked out of their house when Mr. Bennet dies. Enter Mr. Bingley, a rich, single man who moves into their neighborhood and takes a liking to the eldest Miss Bennet, Jane. But don't save the date quite yet: Mr. Bingley might be easygoing and pleasant, but his sisters are catty snobs and his controlling friend Mr. Darcy isn't about to let Mr. Bingley marry beneath him. When they all meet up at a local ball, Mr. Darcy lets everyone around him know just how dumb and boring he finds the whole thing—including our new BFF and protagonist, the second Bennet daughter, Elizabeth.It's clear to everyone that Mr. Bingley is falling in love with Jane, but Jane keeps her feelings on the down low, against the advice of Lizzy's good friend Charlotte Lucas. And, surprising no one, Mr. Darcy finds himself strangely attracted to Lizzy. The two get even more opportunities to snip at each other when Lizzy goes to Mr. Bingley's house to nurse her sister, who's gotten sick on a wet horseback ride over for dinner.And now it's time to meet Bachelor #3: Mr. Collins. As Mr. Bennet's closest male relative, Mr. Collins will inherit the estate after Mr. Bennet's death. Mr. Collins has decided that the nice thing to do is to marry one of the Bennet girls in order to preserve their home. Unfortunately, he's a complete fool and Lizzy hates him on sight. Also unfortunately, he sets his sights on her. As for the two youngest Bennet sisters, the militia has arrived in town and they're ready to throw themselves at any military officers who wander their way—like Mr. Wickham, who rapidly befriends Elizabeth and tells her a sob story about how Mr. Darcy totally ruined his life, which Elizabeth is happy to believe. Oh, and Mr. Collins's boss, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, just so happens to be Mr. Darcy's aunt. Small world! Not too long after this, all the Bennet girls (including middle sister Mary, who's too wrapped up in books to notice boys) head to a ball at Netherfield (a.k.a. Mr. Bingley's mansion). It's kind of awful. Darcy, of all people, asks Elizabeth to dance, and Lizzy's entire family is unbearably embarrassing—like her mom loudly announcing that they all expect Bingley to marry Jane.But it gets worse when Mr. Collins proposes the next morning. Elizabeth refuses, obviously, but hold your pity: Charlotte Lucas shows up to "help out," by which we mean "get Collins to propose to her instead." It works, which is good news for the 27-year-old Charlotte, who's too poor and plain to expect anything better; but bad news for Elizabeth, who can't believe that her friend would actually marry the guy—even when Charlotte explains that she's really out of options, here. And then more bad news arrives: Jane gets a letter from Miss Bingley basically breaking up with her on her brother's behalf. Jane is super bummed, and she goes to stay with her aunt and uncle in London to get over it (and just maybe see Bingley, who's off to the big city). Elizabeth travels too: she's off to visit the newly married Charlotte, who seems to be holding up well. One problem: Mr. Darcy is on his way to visit his aunt, who's also, you might remember, Mr. Collins's boss.Darcy almost acts like he's glad to see Lizzy, and even comes to visit her at Charlotte's house, but Lizzy is not having it: she learns from Mr. Darcy's friend that Bingley was going to propose to Jane until Darcy intervened. And that's exactly the moment Darcy chooses to propose. Can you guess how it goes?Not well. During the proposal, mixed in with Darcy's "I love you" are some "I am so superior to you" comments, which, not surprisingly, don't go over so well. Elizabeth has some choice things to say to him, and the next day he hands her a letter with the full story about Wickham (he's a liar, a gambler, and he tried to elope with Darcy's underage sister) and Jane (Darcy was convinced Jane was just a gold-digger). Cue emotional transformation. When Lizzy gets him, she finds that Lydia, the youngest of the Bennet girls, has been invited to follow the officers to their next station in Brighton. Elizabeth thinks this is a Very Bad Idea, but Mr. Bennet overrules her. Big mistake, as we'll find out soon. But first, it's time for Elizabeth to accompany her aunt and uncle on a trip to Derbyshire, which, incidentally, is where Mr. Darcy lives. Uh-oh! Oh, but he's out of town. Phew. They visit his estate (Pemberley) as tourists—you can do that kind of thing in England—and Lizzy is impressed. Darcy's housekeeper also has nothing but compliments for her master. Weird, right? It gets weirder when they run into Darcy who's home early, and he's actually polite and friendly. Before we can start practicing our wedding toasts, disaster strikes: Elizabeth learns that Lydia has run off with Wickham. This scandal could ruin the family, so Elizabeth's uncle and father try to track the renegade couple down. Elizabeth's uncle saves the day and brings the two young 'uns back as a properly married (and unapologetic) couple. When Lydia lets slip that Darcy was at her wedding, Elizabeth realizes that there's more to the story and writes to her aunt for more information.Here's the full story: Darcy saved the Bennet family's honor. He tracked down the couple and paid off Wickham's massive debts in exchange for Wickham marrying Lydia. Why would he possibly do that? Well, we have some ideas—but we don't get to find out right away. First, Bingley comes back and finally proposes to Jane. And then, Lady Catherine visits Longbourn to strong-arm Elizabeth into rejecting any proposal from Darcy, which obviously doesn't work. When Lizzy and Darcy finally get some alone time on a walk, we get the moment we've all been waiting for: they clear up all their past misunderstandings, agree to get married, and then make out in the rain. (Oh wait, that was the movie version
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Ibu Bennet memiliki lima anak perempuan dan masalah besar: tidak satupun dari mereka menikah, tidak ada banyak uang untuk pergi berkeliling, dan-berkat kekhasan properti English hukum-mereka semua akan diusir dari rumah mereka ketika Mr . Bennet meninggal. Masukkan Mr Bingley, seorang pria lajang kaya yang bergerak ke lingkungan mereka dan mengambil suka dengan yang tertua Nona Bennet, Jane.
Tapi jangan menyimpan tanggal belum cukup: Mr. Bingley mungkin santai dan menyenangkan, tapi saudara-saudara perempuannya yang sok kati dan temannya mengendalikan Mr Darcy tidak akan membiarkan Mr Bingley menikah di bawahnya. Ketika mereka semua bertemu di bola lokal, Mr Darcy memungkinkan semua orang di sekitarnya tahu betapa bodoh dan membosankan ia menemukan seluruh hal-termasuk BFF baru kami dan protagonis, yang Bennet putri kedua, Elizabeth.
Ini jelas bagi semua orang bahwa Mr. Bingley jatuh cinta dengan Jane, tapi Jane terus perasaannya pada turun rendah, terhadap saran dari teman baik Lizzy ini Charlotte Lucas. Dan, tidak ada yang mengejutkan, Mr Darcy menemukan dirinya aneh tertarik pada Lizzy. Kedua mendapatkan bahkan lebih banyak kesempatan untuk memotong satu sama lain ketika Lizzy pergi ke rumah Pak Bingley untuk merawat adiknya, siapa yang sudah sakit pada kuda basah naik untuk makan malam.
Dan sekarang saatnya untuk memenuhi Sarjana # 3: Mr. Collins. Seperti Mr Bennet laki kerabat terdekat, Mr. Collins akan mewarisi real setelah kematian Mr. Bennet. Mr Collins telah memutuskan bahwa hal yang baik untuk dilakukan adalah untuk menikah salah satu gadis Bennet untuk menjaga rumah mereka. Sayangnya, dia tolol dan Lizzy membenci dia pada pandangan. Juga sayangnya, ia menetapkan pandangannya pada dirinya.
Adapun dua saudara Bennet termuda, milisi telah tiba di kota dan mereka siap untuk melemparkan diri pada setiap perwira militer yang berkeliaran cara seperti mereka Mr. Wickham, yang dengan cepat berteman Elizabeth dan mengatakan kepadanya cerita yang menyedihkan tentang bagaimana Mr Darcy benar-benar hancur hidupnya, yang Elizabeth senang untuk percaya. Oh, bos dan Mr Collins, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, kebetulan menjadi bibi Mr Darcy. Dunia kecil!
Tidak terlalu lama setelah ini, semua gadis Bennet (termasuk adik tengah Mary, siapa yang terlalu sibuk dengan buku-buku untuk melihat anak laki-laki) kepala ke bola di Netherfield (alias rumah Mr Bingley itu). Ini semacam mengerikan. Darcy, semua orang, meminta Elizabeth menari, dan seluruh keluarga Lizzy adalah tak tertahankan memalukan seperti ibunya keras mengumumkan bahwa mereka semua berharap Bingley menikah Jane.
Tapi itu semakin parah ketika Mr Collins mengusulkan keesokan harinya. Elizabeth menolak, jelas, tapi terus sayang Anda: Charlotte Lucas muncul untuk "membantu," dengan mana kita berarti "mendapatkan Collins untuk melamarnya sebagai gantinya." Ia bekerja, yang merupakan kabar baik bagi Charlotte 27 tahun, yang terlalu miskin dan polos untuk mengharapkan sesuatu yang lebih baik; tapi berita buruk bagi Elizabeth, yang tidak percaya bahwa temannya benar-benar akan menikah dengan pria-bahkan ketika Charlotte menjelaskan bahwa dia benar-benar keluar dari pilihan, di sini.
Dan kemudian kabar buruk datang: Jane mendapat surat dari Miss Bingley dasarnya putus dengan dia atas nama kakaknya. Jane adalah sangat terpukul, dan dia pergi untuk tinggal dengan bibi dan pamannya di London untuk mendapatkan lebih dari itu (dan mungkin saja melihat Bingley, siapa yang pergi ke kota besar). Elizabeth perjalanan juga: dia off untuk mengunjungi baru menikah Charlotte itu, yang tampaknya akan bertahan dengan baik. Satu masalah: Mr Darcy sedang dalam perjalanan untuk mengunjungi bibinya, yang juga, Anda mungkin ingat, bos Mr Collins. Darcy hampir bertindak seperti dia senang melihat Lizzy, dan bahkan datang untuk mengunjunginya di rumah Charlotte, tapi Lizzy adalah tidak memiliki itu: ia belajar dari teman Mr Darcy yang Bingley akan mengusulkan kepada Jane sampai Darcy turun tangan. Dan itulah saat Darcy memilih untuk mengusulkan. Anda bisa menebak bagaimana kelanjutannya? Tidak juga. Selama proposal, dicampur dengan Darcy "Aku mencintaimu" beberapa "Saya sangat unggul Anda" komentar, yang, tidak mengherankan, tidak pergi begitu baik. Elizabeth memiliki beberapa hal pilihan untuk mengatakan kepadanya, dan hari berikutnya ia tangan dia surat dengan cerita lengkap tentang Wickham (dia pembohong, penjudi, dan ia mencoba untuk kawin lari dengan adik di bawah umur Darcy) dan Jane (Darcy yakin Jane hanya emas-penggali). Cue transformasi emosional. Ketika Lizzy mendapat dia, dia menemukan bahwa Lydia, yang termuda dari gadis-gadis Bennet, telah diundang untuk mengikuti petugas stasiun berikutnya di Brighton. Elizabeth berpikir ini adalah ide yang sangat buruk, tapi Mr Bennet mengesampingkan nya. Kesalahan besar, karena kami akan segera tahu. Tapi pertama, saatnya untuk Elizabeth untuk menemani bibi dan pamannya dalam perjalanan ke Derbyshire, yang, kebetulan, adalah di mana Mr Darcy tinggal. Uh oh! Oh, tapi dia luar kota. Fiuh. Mereka mengunjungi tanah miliknya (Pemberley) sebagai wisatawan-yang dapat Anda lakukan hal semacam itu di Inggris-dan Lizzy terkesan. Pembantu Darcy juga memiliki apa-apa selain pujian untuk tuannya. Aneh, kan? Ia mendapat aneh ketika mereka mengalami Darcy siapa pulang lebih awal, dan dia benar-benar sopan dan ramah. Sebelum kita bisa mulai berlatih bersulang pernikahan, bencana kami: Elizabeth belajar bahwa Lydia telah kabur dengan Wickham. Skandal ini bisa merusak keluarga, sehingga paman dan ayah Elizabeth mencoba untuk melacak beberapa pemberontak bawah. Paman Elizabeth menyimpan hari dan membawa dua muda 'uns kembali sebagai pasangan benar menikah (dan menyesal). Ketika Lydia memungkinkan tergelincir bahwa Darcy pada pernikahannya, Elizabeth menyadari bahwa ada lebih banyak cerita dan menulis untuk bibinya untuk informasi lebih lanjut. Berikut cerita lengkap: Darcy disimpan kehormatan keluarga Bennet. Dia melacak pasangan dan melunasi utang besar Wickham dengan imbalan Wickham menikahi Lydia. Mengapa ia bisa melakukan itu? Nah, kami memiliki beberapa ide-tapi kami tidak bisa mencari tahu segera. Pertama, Bingley datang kembali dan akhirnya mengusulkan untuk Jane. Dan kemudian, Lady Catherine mengunjungi Longbourn untuk kuat-lengan Elizabeth ke menolak setiap usulan dari Darcy, yang jelas tidak bekerja. Ketika Lizzy dan Darcy akhirnya mendapatkan beberapa waktu sendirian di jalan-jalan, kita mendapatkan saat kita semua sudah menunggu : mereka membersihkan semua kesalahpahaman masa lalu mereka, setuju untuk menikah, dan kemudian membuat dalam hujan. (Oh, tunggu, itu adalah versi film










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