Pride and Prejudice Becoming Jane Bennet

Mr. Darcy's first decision to visit Jane and the Westons at the Langton Hotel was not to say goodbye, and even that visit was not in his plan at all.

Mr. Darcy was overjoyed by Jane's behavior in the grove the previous evening, for although Jane's attitude towards him had been very polite since they met in Birmingham, they were near Rosings Manor before they proposed to him. The intimacy during the walk was still much worse. On the one hand, he was gratified that Jane graciously did not remember his rude words and deeds before, and on the other hand, he regretted the unfamiliarity of the relationship between the two.Almost without thinking, he invited Jane and the Weston couple to his manor - a decision that once surprised his good friends Mr. Hunt and Mr. Bingley, because they knew he was never a warm man. He is a hospitable person, but he himself knows the reason—he has missed Jane for too long, knows that he cannot let go, and has never thought about letting go. He is only worried that Jane's resentment towards him is still there, so he dare not see her, but The encounter in Birmingham made him dispel this doubt, which made him even more unable to let the two meet and then separate. He needed time to win the love of his sweetheart, and Jane's outrageous behavior surprised him. In addition, I am sure that my feelings have been responded to!

Unlike Jane, Mr. Darcy was very upset about not being able to talk to Jane properly for the rest of the dinner.His good self-control can make him appear calm and composed in front of others, but the suppressed emotions will not disappear, which makes him sleep very restlessly that whole night, and wake up early the next day come over.

Mr. Darcy originally wanted to go out for a ride and take a breath of fresh air to save himself from the torment of that complicated emotion, but somehow he walked to the small town of Langton himself and stopped in front of the Langton Hotel. Come down, and strangely, his complex emotions suddenly disappeared, followed by only one thought, that is to visit Jane at the door.

Before walking to the door of the suite where Jane lived, Mr. Darcy had even thought up the words, and his purpose of coming here suddenly became clear. He wanted to ask Jane to attend the afternoon party in another capacity. However, things But once again he didn't get what he wanted.

"That person has got his wish." Mr. Darcy said suddenly, he was standing on the balcony of Haiye Garden at this time, behind the curtain, covering the way from the balcony to the banquet hall.

"You don't need to avoid it in a hurry, Miss Bennet." Mr. Darcy walked a few steps closer to Jane and said, "The person who is looking for you is here."

"Are you looking for me, sir?" Jane paused as she was about to leave, looked at Mr. Darcy in surprise and said, "Is there anything I can do to help you?"

"Yes," said Mr. Darcy, who had now approached Jane.

"I want you to talk to me," he said, "tell me, what do you think of me?"

Jane looked at Mr. Darcy in a daze, and was very surprised by his question. She was silent for a while, and then she said: "You are a respectable gentleman and a gentleman. You helped my sister , I and my family will remember this kindness in my heart."

"You should know that I didn't do those things to make you and your family appreciate me." Mr. Darcy said, "I respect your family and hope they don't feel bad about me, but I did that. All because Miss Lydia is your sister."

After a pause, he continued: "I have no position to interfere with your sister's treatment, and I don't expect you to be willing to accept my arrangement, but I didn't expect Hunter to be so unreliable—your family actually doesn't need that at all. Thank me."

"No matter what position you stand on, the current results are pleasing. This is what you brought, and of course it deserves thanks." Jane smiled and said, "You can't blame Mr. Hunter, it's him His integrity lets us know who we really have to be grateful for."

"Please stop saying thank you, Miss Bennet," said Mr. Darcy. "You just need to let me know what you mean."

He looked at Jane and continued: "Please tell me, Miss Bennet, that your kindness to me now is not all out of gratitude to me? Is your affection for me now different from that in April?" Same? You kissed me at Pemberley Park, not out of pity?"

Hearing Mr. Darcy's series of questions, Jane's eyes widened in surprise.Her lips moved, but no words came out.She had thought of going back to the ballroom lest anyone else should come in and see her alone with Mr. Darcy, but now her mind was blank and she could not think of anything, and Darcy Seeing that she was silent, Mr. Xi didn't intend to let her go.

"My feelings for you have always been the same," he said, staring at Jane closely, "and my reason and my emotions combine to make me promise you at this moment... Tell me, Miss Bennet, what can I expect from my Are your feelings reciprocated?"

When Jane heard Mr. Darcy's previous questioning, she was already speechless because of surprise, and she was even more surprised to hear this proud gentleman confess her emotions in this way, but now, she Something has to be said.

"My feelings for you..." Jane stammered, ashamed to look into Mr. Darcy's face, "my feelings are indeed very different from those in April... I am grateful for your important and secret The thing tells me... I did that to you and I don't know why - but please believe me it wasn't out of pity... I appreciate your help to my sister and my family, But beyond this sense of gratitude, I have more complex emotions..."

She was silent for a while, raised her head, looked bravely at Mr. Darcy, and smiled slightly.

"I accept your feelings," she said, suddenly feeling relieved, "I can respond to it."

The effect of this answer is astonishing.Mr. Darcy's eyes burst into a warm light instantly. He stared deeply at Jane for a few seconds, then suddenly turned around and walked away a few steps, covering his mouth with his hand, but this time, what was hidden was no longer It's the pain and helplessness, but the ecstasy on his face——his final hope has finally come true.

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The news of Jane's engagement to Mr. Darcy was unknown to the Bennets until the next morning.Mr. Bennet was very surprised by this sudden extra son-in-law, but Mr. Darcy was born with an irresistible ability. He only stayed in Mr. Bennet's study for about 5 minutes before walking out happily Tell Jane that Mr. Bennet has agreed to his request; although Mrs. Bennet is also very surprised by this matter, she has always believed that no matter how noble or difficult people are, she will not dislike Jane, so she even used She accepted Mr. Darcy more calmly than her husband; Elizabeth and Mary were the two least surprised by the incident in the family. I feel that everything is logical; and Kate and Lydia, they don't care how things happen, they only know that their dear eldest sister will marry her beloved, and the family will not be deserted after Mary's wedding, and they will soon It's such a joy to prepare for your next wedding.

Jane originally wanted to wait until after Mary's wedding before announcing the news to her neighbors, but Mr. Darcy couldn't bear the fact that he couldn't justly stay with Jane at the subsequent ball, and both Mr. Hunter and Mary were very supportive of the news. To be open to all, so before the wedding of Mary and Mr Hunt, almost all of Hertfordshire, as well as those who came to the wedding, knew that the Bennet family will soon be hosting another event after Tuesday's wedding. a happy event.And because of this incident, many mutual friends of Mr. Hunter and Mr. Darcy simply rented an empty manor in Hertfordshire a little closer to Longbourne because they didn't want to travel around, and decided to live in I stayed here until I attended Mr. Darcy's wedding.This has benefited those families with daughters. They used to feel a little jealous because the daughters of the Bennet family married better than the other because of their outstanding looks, but now they all put this kind of psychology behind them. He kept thanking the daughter of the Bennet family for finding a good husband.