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h e a d c a n n o n s

Darcy totally day dreams 24/7 abt Elizabeth but hides it

loves when she makes cute faces but stays stoic and teases her for them

Elizabeth: Would you still love me if I was a worm?

Darcy: absolutely not how disgusting. *already has a large terrarium in every room so he can watch her at all times*

He has a secret journal where he jots down every little detail of hers, like if she mentions she likes one thing he'll pretend to brush it off but as soon as he can he'll go write it down

Elizabeth accidentally stumbled across it while looking for a book he asked her to get, literally melting on the spot

at first she pretends not to know but her behaviors changed a little so obvi mr darcy's gonna be like 🤨 and she'll end up spilling soon enough

when he knows she knows and both know that they know the other knows, he'll just walk away promting her to run behind him pestering him, both are blushing btw

rain dances are forever♡ but ofc so is bathing together afterwards to not get sick

if Elizabeth were to make mr darcy a bracelet or anything, just know he would never take it off

they have to have that "old married couple" typa argument weekly, though they don't notice it like others do

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Tonight's late night post is the only playlist on Spotify™️ I've found I like to listen to while reading☆

I'm really picky about what I listen to when I read/study/clean so I sat and listened to a few playlists and this is the one that I found fit the vibes without scratching my brain the wrong way.

Also imagine Mr Darcy and Elizabeth dancing to this literally in any scene

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Why Mr. Darcy is a good man

Okay quick bullet points bc I'm sleepy☆

He's a loveable asshole

He cares about HER

Man's is smart okay

We love a man who has the funds to provide a good life

He don't take shit from others

He's an honest family man

Oh also love a man who knows boundaries and privacy

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"Pride, is a very common failing; I believe. By all that I have ever read, I am convinced that it is very common indeed; that human nature is particularly prone to it, and that there are very few of us who do not cherish a feeling of self-complacency on the score of some quality or other, real or imaginary. Vanity and pride are different things, though the words are often used synonymously. A person may be proud without being vain. Pride relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us." -Pride & Prejudice, ch. 5

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Of the first six chapters I've read thus far of Pride and Prejudice, this is, by far, the best quote I've read. I'm not sure what I was expecting when I picked this book to read other than I didn't want to read Priory of the Orange Tree for school and that my best friends favorite book is Pride and Prejudice. But the beginning is not what I had in mind. And why is a married couple referring to each other with "Mr." and "Mrs." ? Aren't yall married? Shouldn't you call your own spouse by their first name or a term of endearment? And the way they speak is painstaking. As much as I love historical fiction and reading it, it really irks me, ironically enough. Though I do love the scenes and the wardrobe and the silly rules they have to follow.

It'll probably pick up as the book progresses but at the current moment there's not enough action to keep me entertained. I'm writing this at a Panera with my friend Maggie, and we had a discussion earlier about the types of books we like to read. I prefer fantasy with kids who have to save the world and go on crazy life threatening quests while Maggie like to read philosophical books about government and society to question why societies society and why the government governments and I told her I don't like to read those I'd rather watch them because me personally that's how I think about them deeply.

But yeah I'm gonna continue reading and see what all the hype about the book is about. Also since it's my first read I'm bound to be confused a bit until everything clicks later on + when I eventually re-read it already knowing the characters and the story so I have knowledge to guide me then.