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I just finished Pride and prejudice for the first timeeee
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Shabad
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Aug 25, 2025 08:57PM
Oh my god this book was such a pleasure to read for the first time. I never had a book that made me cry and laugh so much. My favorite character has to be Mrs.Bennet and of course Darcy and Lizzi. I think my favorite part of the book was when Elizabeth confessed her love for Mr.Darcy to her father and it was such a heartfelt moment that made me tear up or the chapter when the to be couple went for a walk and Elizabeth’s sister went away like I was screaming. Idk but like I loved every single part of this book and even though I have read Emma this one just hits different yk
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"Oh Mr. Bennet, have you no compassion for my poor nerves?" Mrs. Bennet is a gem and the older you are, the more you can appreciate her and her efforts with her daughters. God bless her, at least she has two rich daughters now!
aw, of course you love it. It's literally the best book ever 💓
I just created like the post perfect playlist for reading romance/ dark romance books, idk how Spotify did it but the songs matched up perfectly with the timing of the chapters. I think I’m gonna die happy
P/P, of course, is brilliant. I hope you give "Persuasion" a try. It's probably my favorite Austen novel.
I just read persuasion and honestly why was it kinda so sad like even in the ending well not really . But for real this felt do different than p&p cause rather having a bunch of dialogues between the love interests, there’s a lot of glancing 😭 I loved how similar Charlotte from p&p and Anne are so similar and care so deeply about the people around them but it’s still heartbreaking that Charlotte could marry someone she truly loved but I guess Austen was showing the reality of many women of the time and even today along side the fact that money is often the base of problems.
Good for you ;-)) I've read it many times and love it too. Now you will be able to enjoy all the references. There are many. I suggest you watch the movie "Bride and Prejudice", you will certainly enjoy it!
