Miss Mary in Pride and Prejudice

The philosopher said that a person's choice is far more indicative of what kind of person he is than his own ability.

Now let’s talk about the youngest of the Bennet sisters——Lydia. Although she is the youngest, she is the first to marry. Sir, Lydia followed Mr. Wickham to enjoy a life of luxury and debauchery, and also experienced the embarrassment of poor food and clothing. Finally, when they desperately planned to use Mr. Wickham's status as the illegitimate son of old Darcy to blackmail Pemberley At that time, the Earl of Leicester exposed the lie and had to immigrate to South America in disgrace.

Lydia had a good life in South America at the beginning, it was a place with open folk customs, she was like a fish in water in the high society of Mexico City, Mr Wickham still used him to give others a good first Impressed and got a job as a tax collector, but the good times didn't last long, and he was soon thrown into prison for misusing public funds. Lydia still loved her husband, so she tried her best to beg for his consent, and finally sold her Xiruan bought Mr. Wickham out of the prison, but they have been displaced since then, relying on Mr. Wickham's abduction in casinos to make a living. Later, in a drunken gang fight, Mr. Wickham was unfortunately stabbed in the heart died, and Lydia became a widow.

To earn a living, Lydia took up some despicable trades, but such a life was not pleasant, and not free from poverty.Soon she missed her homeland, and she wrote to her mother and sisters, pleading with her relatives to rescue her from her plight.Mrs. Bennet is old, but her energy is still strong. After receiving Lydia's letter, she ran to Mary for help.

For the sake of his wife, the Earl of Leicester, whose intelligence network spread all over the world, sent someone to bring Lydia and her youngest daughter Sineth back to England, but he did not allow Lydia to be Miss Bennet because of his reputation. She appeared in the social circles as Mrs. Wickham, but she was only allowed to use the name of Mrs. Wickham.Lydia was very satisfied with this arrangement at first. After she lived peacefully in the homes of several sisters for a period of time, she felt bored, so she left her daughter Sinise to the care of her eldest sister Jane, and went to London to attend the festival by herself. He joined the fledgling Zhurui Lane Troupe.She performed Shakespeare's plays in Covent Garden, and was praised for her skills as Lady Macbeth, and became a famous actress far and wide.

The sisters were originally dissatisfied with Earl Leicester's cold attitude towards Lydia, but at this time they had to admit his foresight—they never expected that Lydia would become an actress regardless of her reputation. A place of joy that women from good families will never set foot in.The family had no choice but to declare to the outside world that they had severed their relationship with Mrs. Wickham in order to maintain their reputation in society.

Lydia didn't care about this, she lived a life of splendor, the sisters' lukewarm afternoon tea parties and social dances were too lacking in fun and excitement for her, she was born to be sought after and flattered by men, as for this Whether the pursuit and flattery are sincere or not, she doesn't care, as long as she is happy, that's enough.She was so convinced of her attractiveness to men that she was easily seduced by him, and she soon became notorious among high society.

But to this day, no one can restrain Lydia. She ignores the soft and earnest persuasion of her sisters. Better to let her die.However, the Earl of Leicester's anger was something she dared not provoke, so she went to Paris in a very sensible way, and continued her acting career under the pseudonym Ms. Jordan.In the art capital, she can enjoy a more wanton life while staying away from the dull social atmosphere of Britain, which can be described as the best of both worlds.

In Paris, Lydia also achieved success on the stage. She is especially good at performing comedies. In addition to the classic Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "No.12 Night", she prefers to play "The Merry Widow" which is suitable for the tastes of ordinary citizens. ", "Secret Rival" and "School of Rumors".Just as at the Longbourne ball she was most concerned with how many boys asked her to dance, so now she was more concerned with how many bouquets she received after each scene than with whom they were sent.

Until one day, the theater manager came to her trembling with excitement and told her that a great man had given her a bouquet of pink roses and wanted to invite her to dinner that night. Lydia agreed with a smile without thinking about it. .The big man is Prince William, the third son of King George III. Prince William is a good man with mediocre talents. He lives in the military camp all year round. The actor was captivated, and his royal title captivated the vain Lydia, and within 24 hours of knowing each other, they both fell in love and were obsessed with it.

Later, under the arrangement of Prince William, the actor Ms. Jordan disappeared in Paris, and a new face appeared in the British social circle-Mrs. Who can tell?Everyone looked at Prince William's face and treated her with courtesy on the surface, but secretly ridiculed and despised her.King George III's mental state was already very unstable, but he still said "no" to this relationship with his last willpower, so Prince William chose to live with his beloved woman rather than marry.

Lydia doesn't care about her status, she finally lived a life of rich clothes and rich food, besides the loyal Prince William, there are countless men with ulterior motives courting her, she is very satisfied, the only thing that makes her unhappy is, The sisters refused to associate with her, and even Jane only reluctantly agreed to receive her in Howard Manor, let her meet her daughter Sinise, and she was very angry when she resolutely refused her request to take her daughter to London .But Lydia soon stopped caring about Seneth because she was pregnant, this time with Prince William's child.She thought that since she could give birth to an heir to the prince, sooner or later, the king would accept her as his daughter-in-law for the sake of his grandson.

She really didn't understand the royal family. King George III refused to hear her name until his death. What's more, the poor king had been crazy for ten years and was imprisoned in several dark suites in the palace. Prince Regent.Lydia and Prince William lived together for nearly 20 years. She had five sons and five daughters in total. However, when the king died and the Prince of Wales ascended the throne, Lydia thought that George IV, who had always been polite to her, would be on the Internet. On the one hand, he agreed to his own status and ten illegitimate children.George IV is indeed very likely to do this, but accidents happen frequently, and in the end Prince William himself changed his mind.

First, the second and fourth brothers of Prince William died one after another, and then Princess Charlotte, the only heir to King George IV, died of illness. Suddenly changed his attitude, declared that he would break away from Mrs. Fitzgeralds, and said that their ten children were all illegitimate children, not eligible to inherit the throne, and he wanted to marry a legitimate princess as his wife.

Lydia was stunned by this decision. She cried out in despair, but she was already a middle-aged woman, she was not as attractive to Prince William as before, and this shrew-style noise was enough to make men tired At this time, she thought of her sisters again, and asked Kitty, who was the friendliest to her, for help.Kitty's husband, the Duke of Wellington, has a high position. Although he was not interested in this notorious sister-in-law, he had to come forward to persuade Prince William to remember the past, and tried his best to fight for Lydia's due interests, and finally reached a compensation agreement : On the condition that she does not return to the stage, Lydia received financial compensation and custody of her five daughters.

However, the quiet English countryside could not calm Lydia's restless heart. In the end, she couldn't restrain her love for exciting life and returned to the theater stage in Paris. Prince William angrily took back the custody of his daughters.Ten years later, Lydia died of a heart attack while playing an adulterous widow on the stage she loved.Her ten children are all named "Fitzclarence", but Prince William has never denied that they are his flesh and blood, and paying their living expenses on time is also considered a good father.But after he inherited the throne, although he had no children, he resolutely refused to recognize the legitimacy of Lydia's children, so his throne could only be passed on to his niece, Princess Victoria.

Both Mary and Kitty were outraged by Prince William's behavior, which resulted in both the Countess of Leicester and the Duchess of Wellington refusing to become ladies in William IV's queen's court, much to the dismay of the King and Queen. face.The wife's attitude has affected the husband's position, so although King William is no worse than his brother in terms of character, and even generally considered to be better than his brother, the Earl of Leicester and the Duke of Wellington are not like George IV. He supported the later King William as he did in the world, which caused him a lot of trouble.

Although Lydia was extravagant during her lifetime, because Prince William was very generous to her and her acting career also brought her considerable income, her inheritance was very rich. She did not leave any children with Prince William , but gave it all to Sinise, which shows that although she usually doesn't take Sinise very seriously and rarely visits her, Sinise is her favorite daughter, perhaps the only one she loves in her life. The man who passed away was Mr. Wickham who regarded her as a plaything, and Sinise was the only thought he left for her.

Sinise was well-bred in Howard Manor, and married an innocent country gentleman when she became an adult. Under Jane's careful teaching, she did not have the manners and conduct of a mother at all. Everyone thought she was a lively and simple good man. girl.