Pride and Prejudice Becoming Jane

?Jane was not angry because of the little episode at the ball. On the contrary, after she danced a few upbeat dances, she felt more relaxed.The Meryton ball was no doubt a pleasant one to most, but Mrs. Bennet in particular, whose heart burst out at the sight of her daughters' popularity, She just couldn't say it out loud in front of everyone, so as not to ruin the image she had maintained for a long time, which was a great torment for her.She struggled until the car ride home after the prom, and the excitement she had held back all night finally burst out the moment she got home.

"Oh, my dear Mr. Bennett, it is a great pity that you did not come to the ball tonight. You did not see how popular our daughter was. There were few boys at this ball, but Kitty and Liddy Ya finished dancing in a downturn, and Mary's tunes were also very popular, and everyone kept booing her to play more. And the most exciting thing is," she said in a low tone on purpose, bluntly. Look into Mr. Bennett's eyes "Mr. Bingley is very fond of Lizzie. She is the only one with whom he has danced twice. Although Mr. Bingley danced with the Miss Lucas first, everyone can see it." They don't quite stand together, poor Mr Bingley."

Just as she was about to go on belittling Mr. Bingley's partners, Mr. Bennett interrupted her. "Oh, I knew my lovely little Lizzie must be very popular. It is normal for her to be favored by Mr. Bingley. A gentleman cannot ignore a good and beautiful girl." Mr. Bennet said at this time The tone is also full of joy.

"My dear Mr. Bennett, this time you finally agree with me. Although I like the lively Lydia best, I now admit that Lizzie is as good as her. It seems that our family will soon There's a happy event coming up."

Listening to Mrs. Bennett's words, Elizabeth's face flushed slightly, and everyone couldn't help laughing when they saw her embarrassed look. Mrs. Bennett continued to tease Elizabeth.So Jane was gorgeously ignored by her, because Mrs. Bennet never mentioned Jane a word from the beginning.

Mr. Bennet seemed to have noticed this, and he turned to Jane and asked, "Jane, how was your dance tonight?"

Before Jane could answer, Lydia said, "Dad, you don't know, Jane's life is terrible. Although Jane didn't say anything, I heard from Charlotte from the Lucas family that Jane was killed by Darcy. Monsieur dislikes it, and he doesn't think Jane is worthy of being his partner."

"It's just too bad for him," Mrs. Bennet changed her tone immediately. "It's enough to make people angry when he puts on an arrogant face. Now he despises our beautiful Jane. I think he has more. The property can't find a suitable wife."

At this time, it may be that he has received deep resentment from Mrs. Bennett, and Darcy in Netherfield suddenly sneezes.

At this time, the Bennett family continued the topic just now.

"I think proud people generally have capital." Mary said first, "If I had as much property as Mr. Darcy, I would inevitably be critical. However," she changed the subject, "rationally, I should Calm down, but emotionally, I don't think I like him for the time being."

"What a gentleman Mr. Bingley is, why he has such a friend is really puzzling." Elizabeth continued to say indignantly.

Everyone belittled Mr. Darcy with every word and every word, and at the end they did not forget to comfort poor Jane.Jane has repeatedly emphasized that she has not been affected, but the function of everyone's imagination is powerful, because Jane is usually a person who will not complain about her grievances in front of her family.It was not until Jane desperately explained that she convinced everyone that she was not sad.