Chaitalee Ghosalkar
Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
For one, we have a strong woman who's toe to toe with her man. She has a backbone, which is so difficult to find, especially given the time the book is set in.
Darcy has an inherent righteousness about him which he does not lay for others to see; he's the brooding type who matches Elizabeth, despite the differences the two have.
Plus the romance is there, and not there. It just adds to the charm of the couple.
For one, we have a strong woman who's toe to toe with her man. She has a backbone, which is so difficult to find, especially given the time the book is set in.
Darcy has an inherent righteousness about him which he does not lay for others to see; he's the brooding type who matches Elizabeth, despite the differences the two have.
Plus the romance is there, and not there. It just adds to the charm of the couple.
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