β Scribed by M-C Ranger
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In this third season, we once again meet Elizabeth Bennet, Fanny Price, Anne Elliot, Elinor Dashwood, etc. on the numerous paths connecting Longbourn to Pemberley. While we might know the destiny of each of the characters, the fact remains that lifeβs coincidences can intertwine with the fabric of this narrative in surprising ways.It is the spring of 1811, the weather is mild, and nature plays a significant role in this rebirth to which we are all sensitive. After all, is spring not a season in which joy, hope and love flourish? If this clichΓ© partially hides the truth, it must be admitted that a dose of realism is required if one wishes to face the less pleasant uncertainties that arise here and there and which must be faced by Fitzwilliam Darcy, Edmund Bertram, James Morland, and a few others. To better understand that which entertains, perturbs or causes certain gentlemenβs hearts to beat, what would be better than to spend time in London or... Kent!
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Miss Jane Austen would most certainly still be surprised to follow Elizabeth Bennet, Fanny Price, Anne Elliot, Elinor Dashwood⦠in this second season, on the various paths connecting Longbourn to Pemberley.The winter of 1810-1811 has just begun and the celebrated ball at Netherfield Park took place
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