Bingley Stories

There's this moment in the 2005 movie adaptation which makes me laugh because Mr. Darcy is so cold and aloof... and that's the moment where Elizabeth asks, "Do you dance, Mr. Darcy?" Presumably just making an effort to be friendly. And he says, "Not if I can help it." in a very matter-of-fact way. What makes it even funnier is that later, at the Netherfield Ball, he asks her to dance, and she is surprised and agrees despite the fact that she doesn't like him. The "Do you dance" scene directly precedes (in the movie) the scene where Darcy tells Bingley that Elizabeth is tolerable but not handsome enough to tempt him... so that is the moment which ingrains in the mind of the town that Mr. Darcy is a proud, disagreeable man. But, I wonder how it would have gone if he answered differently to her question...

This is just a prose about the feelings and happenings after darcy's proposal to Elizabeth

So, I want to tell you a story. The thing is. . . . it's a true story, and it is still happening to me. I like a boy. I also like writing really descriptive and detailed essays. So, this is a chronicle, a history of a romance. I have no idea what will happen. There will be some parts written from his perspective but they are only what I can imagine might have gone through his head during these moments. This is not fabricated and it is mostly just for my own enjoyment. Let's see how this goes . . .

I have just finished reading Pride and Prejudice for the 100th time, and I really wanted to see how Elizabeth and Darcy handle their married life, so I decided to write my own sequel. This is just to satisfy my own wild side, I have never been to Great Britain (but I would love to!), and I know very little of the 19th century traditions. *I appreciate all the corrections I get on the culture/timeline/location/language/plotline dearly and would do my best to fix my mistakes in the story. I only request that you put a smiley face emoji at the end of a correction 😀. It is not a requirement, but it would be highly appreciated.

The arrival of two rich men into a small English country town sends a mother into a frenzy to marry off her five daughters. Elizabeth Bennet, however, with her stubborn personality and strong opinions, is more interested in avoiding the unpleasant Mr Darcy with his old money and the drama the newcomers and her own immature sisters bring. Everyone should enjoy the witticisms, humour and romance of the BBC miniseries Pride and Prejudice, but sometimes, Jane Austen's language can be difficult to understand. I've translated each episode of the show into easy language to understand that still captures the humour and subtleties of the time.

Independent Bella Bingley finds herself in the arms of a strange man at the Ellington Soiree. Will she be permitted to continue as she did before, or will she be forced to form an alliance with the cad who stole her first kiss?

Told through Mr Darcy's POV after his union through the holy matrimony with Miss Eliza Bennet.

Pride and Prejudice from the eyes of Mr. Darcy. Love, affection, pain, and tons and tons of angst.