“Lizzie and Darcy both say horrid things about each other, but I like Lizzie best because she looks out for others.” Lydia, 10
‘You are the last man in the world I would marry.'
Why does spirited, lively Elizabeth Bennet so rudely reject the proposal of the handsome, rich Mr Darcy? What could he possibly have done to offend her?
Elizabeth is proud of her ability to judge others; Mr Darcy is proud of his family name. When their social worlds collide, feelings run high.
Misunderstandings, poor judgement and wicked lies bring danger to the Bennet family. Can broken hearts be mended? Can hurtful words be forgiven? Can the Bennets be drawn back from the brink of disgrace?
Will Elizabeth's prejudice and Darcy's pride be the ruin of them both?
“Lizzie and Darcy both say horrid things about each other, but I like Lizzie best because she looks out for others.” Lydia, 10
‘You are the last man in the world I would marry.'
Why does spirited, lively Elizabeth Bennet so rudely reject the proposal of the handsome, rich Mr Darcy? What could he possibly have done to offend her?
Elizabeth is proud of her ability to judge others; Mr Darcy is proud of his family name. When their social worlds collide, feelings run high.
Misunderstandings, poor judgement and wicked lies bring danger to the Bennet family. Can broken hearts be mended? Can hurtful words be forgiven? Can the Bennets be drawn back from the brink of disgrace?
Will Elizabeth's prejudice and Darcy's pride be the ruin of them both?
