Marybennet Geschichten

I write for... -Elizabeth Bennet -Fitzwilliam Darcy -Charles Bingley -Jane Bennet -Mary Bennet (Requests are open!!)

A book full of one shots, imagines and incorrect quotes based off of one of the greatest literary classics known to Regency England. Amazing characters, unforgettable quotes, a beautiful story and all things ridiculous. Disclaimer: Pride and Prejudice as well as its characters rightfully belongs to Jane Austen.

A series of one-shots centered on alternate realities of Pride and Prejudice.

What if Mary Bennet's ridiculous behavior was a calculated effort to drive away suitors, because she was asexual? Her sisters are confused at first, but offer their support when she finally tells them the truth. Pride and Prejudice fanfiction. Title from The Sound of Music's song about how do you solve a problem like Maria. Spoiler: the answer is to love her. An audio version is available on SoundCloud

Here I have a list of random things that involves fictional characters, mostly from classics. Enjoy!

After the oldest two and the youngest of the Bennet sisters got married, it was the time for the other two sisters, Mary and Kitty, to explore their lives and find love. Mary forms an unexpected but the best of friendship with Georgiana Darcy. The two ladies who always liked to be in solitude are now always by each other. Meanwhile, Kitty, who was habitual to always be in someone's shadow, finds the way of her life alone. Jane and Elizabeth are enjoying their married lives and are soon going to enjoy motherhood. Lydia, who now has seen through her husband's curtains of lies and falsehood, and is now without much, lives off her sisters while trying to live the best that she can live now.

This is a very short story about Lydia Bennet and what if she was insecure about if someone loved her? (Which she probably was if she was a real person) This is before she goes to Brighton. And the rest of the Bennet sisters have stories here too.

At twenty‑four, Miss Margaret "Maggie" Bennet has long accepted that she is not the sort of woman society notices. Sensible like her father, content with her books, her needlework, her violin, and her quiet corner of the world, she has no desire to dance her way into a marriage market that has never been kind to her. But Margaret carries a private sorrow - a frightening encounter with Mr George Wickham during a visit to London and later near Pemberley. Though she has told no one, the experience has left her wary of men, of attention, and of the world beyond Longbourn's familiar walls. When the Bennet sisters attend the Meryton assembly, Margaret expects nothing more than an evening of polite endurance. Instead, she catches the eye of Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy, whose reserved nature mirrors her own more closely than either of them realises. As Jane and Elizabeth navigate their own romances, Margaret finds herself drawn into a quiet, unexpected connection with the very man society calls proud. Yet Wickham's shadow lingers, threatening her peace - and Darcy's growing admiration. Can a woman who has learned to live in silence find her voice again? And can a man who guards his heart learn to see beyond his own pride? A gentle, slow‑burn retelling that stays true to the spirit of Jane Austen's classic while exploring the story of the Bennet sister who never danced. As everyone knows: Not all love stories begin with a dance. 🎻

At 22, Mary Bennet is the last unmarried Bennet sister, content with her quiet life at Longbourn. While her meddlesome mother laments her lack of beauty and charm, Mary finds solace in her music, her piano becoming her closest confidant. When a mysterious traveller arrives at Longbourn seeking shelter, the Bennets welcome him in exchange for much-needed payment. Introducing himself as Mr. Alexander Rayne, the guest seems nothing more than a gentleman passing through-until he hears Mary play. Struck by her raw talent, Alexander offers to train her, claiming his interest in men makes him no threat to her virtue. But Alexander is no ordinary gentleman. He is, in truth, the Duke of Ravensworth, working undercover to root out a dangerous French spy hiding in the quiet countryside. As Alexander grows closer to Mary, her sharp mind and keen observation become an unexpected asset in his investigation. However, as secrets unravel and danger creeps closer, Mary must decide whether to remain the wallflower the world sees-or step boldly into the light to help Alexander in his mission.

It is universally known that a wallflower born in the shadow of 4 sisters must be in want of a social life. (Mary Bennet gets a life)

Mary Bennet is a simple, plain, normal girl. Never had an extraordinary beauty or a lively disposition, so she always has been an invisible girl in the household. After the marriage of her two elder sisters, Mary goes to London and ends up involved with the two most dangerous men of all London - Sherlock Holmes and Moriarty. Will she be able to survive the enormous dangers she is bound to see? And what about her heart? It will beat differently for some gentleman she meets? A/N: This fanfiction is a mix of a lot of characters and stories I'm fond of. So yes, it is bound to be crazy and nonsensical at some points and yes, since English is not my first language mistakes in grammar, vocabulary and things as such will happen. Hope you enjoy it.

"In the character of Mary Bennet there existed a profound irony which was as follows: the only quality that saved her from being wholly ordinary was the extraordinary degree of ordinariness which she possessed." A Mary Bennet romance and Pride and Prejudice continuation.

Mary Bennet, the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, often felt overshadowed by her sisters. In her quest to distinguish herself, she pursued knowledge and self-improvement with a fervor unmatched in her family. Though lacking formal education, she dedicated herself to intellectual pursuits, striving to excel in areas her sisters overlooked. Initially seen as an awkward and overzealous scholar, Mary's perseverance eventually led her to a deeper self-awareness and fulfillment. As she matured, she found solace and confidence in her unique path, embracing her identity with grace and wisdom, ultimately finding her own place in the world.