Pride and Prejudice accident

Jane's side is sad and miserable, and Elizabeth's life in Longbourn is not comfortable.Originally, Elizabeth thought that she was right to reject Mr. Collins' marriage proposal, because she absolutely couldn't bear to marry a dull pastor who was ugly, vulgar, and only knew how to talk all day long. It would ruin her life forever. happy.Even Elizabeth thought that Mr. Collins was not worthy of any good girl in the world, and no good girl would fancy him.

But these days, Mr. Collins and the Lucas family are getting closer and closer, and the rumor that Mr. Collins will marry the young lady of the Lucas family has been constantly talked about by all the talkative ladies and ladies in Longbourn. Bennett The wife couldn't stand it anymore, she would sit in the living room and cry silently every day, whenever anyone talked to her, she would cry loudly, and began to scold Elizabeth, scolding her for being selfish and heartless, and scolding her for having no conscience.This made Elizabeth extremely painful and extremely angry.

Elizabeth could not wait to grab Mrs. Bennet and ask her why she would rather sacrifice her daughter's happiness to complete an unsuitable marriage. This is really unreasonable.Elizabeth wanted to cry and curse, she felt extremely wronged.

Mr. Bennet was also very troubled by the family situation. Mr. Collins finally made his decision clear to Mr. Bennet. Since no one in the Bennet family liked him, he would not marry Bannet. Any lady from the special family, so the matter of future property inheritance will be handled in full accordance with the law.Mr. Collins made it clear that he would take away his property after Mr. Bennet died, but he would compensate Mrs. Bennet and Miss Bennet who was not married, but the house would never be given to them.Because Mrs. Bennet is only in her 40s and her body is very strong. She will live for at least another [-] years. She cannot be allowed to occupy the house all the time, so it is no different from not inheriting, but she will be talked about behind her back .

"Father, Elizabeth hasn't eaten for two meals, and she won't come out even if I call her. Mom is still scolding her, and Mr. Collins hasn't come back yet. When will we have dinner?" Kitty went to the study door and knocked on the door. Mr. Bennet, who was looking at the account book, asked.

Mr. Bennet sighed and put down the glasses in his hand, and said: "Kitty, if you are hungry, you can start eating now. As for your mother, don't worry about her, she will find food by herself when she is hungry. But Lissie, hasn't she come out of her room all day?"

Kitty glanced at Mr. Bennet, lowered her eyes to block the ironic look in her own eyes, "Yes, I haven't come out for a day."

"Then I'll go and see her. There's ham for dinner tonight. Remember to save the best part for your sister." Mr. Bennet said as he stood up and walked upstairs.

"Yes, Dad." Kitty stood at the door and replied in a low voice. She felt her nose and eyes were sour, and her chest was tight with jealousy.

In the Bennet family, what Mr. Bennet cares about most is the second daughter Elizabeth, then the eldest daughter Jane and the youngest daughter Lydia, while Mrs. Bennet cares most about the youngest daughter Lydia, and then the eldest daughter. The daughter Jane and the second daughter Elizabeth, as for the third daughter Mary and the fourth daughter Kitty, were forgotten together by the two of them.

But Kitty's life is better than Mary's, because she is more beautiful than Mary, and she is more eloquent, and she is always pestering Lydia, so that Mrs. Bennet's attention will sometimes be diverted by her, It will also give her some favors, such as a few extra pennies and some knickknacks such as fabric ribbons.

But the more this happened, the more Kitty became jealous. Her personality was not as indifferent as Mary's, and she was not as clear-headed as Mary. She was jealous of Lydia and Elizabeth. She didn't understand why she was also a sister of the Bennet family. Mr. and Mrs. Bennet never see her.

The voice of Mr. Bennet persuading Elizabeth to open the door was heard upstairs, and Kitty snorted coldly.If Elizabeth hadn't been so selfish, the family wouldn't have become so depressed now.Although Mr. Collins is indeed annoying, marrying him on Elizabeth's conditions will not suffer at all, but she completely disregarded the safety of the family for the sake of her so-called love, and severely embarrassed Mr. Collins. field.Well now, Mr. Collins has taken a fancy to the eldest lady of the Lucas family. After a few years after Mr. Bennet's death, the family will be kicked out of the Bennet house.

But even so, Mr. Bennet still did not blame Elizabeth in the slightest. Instead, he supported her and asked her not to listen to Mrs. Bennet's words to approach Mr. Collins, and even helped Elizabeth stop Mrs. Bennet from cursing many times, saying that Elizabeth A better husband will be found.In Kitty's view, Mr. Bennet only cares about Elizabeth, and doesn't care what happens if his other young daughters are not married after he dies. Mrs. Bennet can follow the married daughter to live with her son-in-law. Does my sister-in-law also have the cheek to live in someone else's house?

"Kitty, did father say dinner is ready?" Mary walked over with her book in her arms, and asked when she saw Kitty standing at the door clutching the door frame, not knowing what she was thinking.

"All right, he told us to save the best part of the ham for Elizabeth."

"Oh." Mary nodded, and was about to enter the study with the book in her arms.

Kitty blocked Mary's way with her hand, looked at Mary and asked, "Mary, aren't you angry? Father is so eccentric."

"Is it useful to be angry? It can't change anything, but it will make me more troubled." Mary shook her head and said in a dull voice.

"Hmph, I really don't know what you think. Speaking of which, you have been following Mr. Collins for the past few days. Why is Mr. Collins still in close contact with Miss Lucas?" Kitty raised her chin and said sarcastically.

"Why don't you ask Mr. Collins yourself?" asked Mary, looking up at Kitty's chin.

"Hmph!" Kitty stomped her feet fiercely, turned and ran to the restaurant.

Mary sighed, still with a straight face, went into the study and changed a book, then went to the dining room.

The maid had already started serving the dishes, and Mrs. Bennet was sitting at the dining table wiping her tears while directing the maid to arrange the dishes. Although she felt sad, she never treated her stomach badly.

"Mom, where's Lissie, is she going to skip dinner?" Lydia sat on the stool, looked at the ham on the dining table, and asked, smelling the aroma.

"In the future, we won't even have a place to live, and we still want to eat." Mrs. Bennet said with a frowning face, cut a large piece of ham and put it on her plate.

Kitty glanced at the ham, and said to Mrs. Bennet: "Mother, Daddy told Elizabeth to leave the best part of the ham, and we'd better cut it up and send it to her before we cut it off. "

Mrs. Bennet saw that Elizabeth didn't like anything. After hearing this, she immediately stood up and moved the ham in front of her. Then she cut off the best part with a knife and put it on her plate. He gave Lydia three people and said: "If she doesn't want to eat, don't eat it, and save some dowry so that she can find a rich husband. If she is capable, she should catch a rich gentleman like Jane , despise this and despise that, does she think she is the lady of the Earl's family?"

Before Mrs. Bennet finished speaking, there was a sound of heavy footsteps running upstairs, and then Mr. Bennet called Elizabeth.

"Lissie!" Mr. Bennet shouted standing at the stairs, and when he heard the door slam shut, he walked angrily to the dining room and said to Mrs. Bennet, "Mrs. Bennet, next time you Can you say a little less, don't you care about the happiness of your daughters when you only see money?"

"There is no happiness without money. Is she going to marry a poor man for love? Mr. Collins's conditions are not good at all. Don't you know Elizabeth's stubborn temper? How many men can bear her?" Willful. Although Mr. Collins is a bit dull, his personality is one of the best. Elizabeth can win over a rich gentleman with a good face now, and when she gets old, will those gentlemen still pamper her?" Ban said Mrs. Nut, throwing down her knife and fork.

On the issue of marriage, Mrs. Bennet sees it far more clearly than Mr. Bennet. She knows that she was not a wife candidate that the gentlemen liked except for a good face, so she chose to be ten years older than herself. , Mr. Bennet who has a weird temper and always can't say a few words a day.The later life was also as she had guessed. Mr. Bennet did not restrict her life much after he found that she was not as perfect as he thought she was, and even did not meet his wife's standards at all. As a country gentleman, he was able to It is really the best thing to provide her with a life without worrying about food and clothing.

Mrs. Bennet is indeed not a good mother, but she seldom displays her ingenuity in the marriage of her daughters.Divorce is not allowed in this era, so ladies who can find a rich husband will have a lifetime guarantee.But if you can't find it, then you have to settle for a husband who can guarantee a carefree life and a good personality. As for the husband's appearance and intelligence, can this make you eat well or wear good clothes?

"If there is no love, then what is marriage? Do you want your daughter to live like you?" Mr. Bennet said coldly, and turned back to his study.

In a way, Mr. Bennet is a very romantic man. He longs for love and believes that a marriage made of love is the most wonderful. That's why he fell in love with Mrs. Bennet's appearance at first sight without hesitation. into the grave of marriage.But the real life is completely different from Mr. Bennet's imagination. After she found out Mrs. Bennet's true face, she felt bored. He began to completely ignore his wife, daughters he didn't like, and any housework. , but life is getting more and more unsatisfactory, and now it is just living day by day.Therefore, Mr. Bennet very much hopes that his favorite daughter can get a happy marriage from wonderful love, even if it will sacrifice some interests of other daughters and his wife.