Daring and Unique Character Alterations: With the plethora of Pride and Prejudice variations being published every year, I find it refreshing when an author decides to tweak the nature and personality of one or two of Jane Austen’s characters a little.To see these two share such moments alone and have their actions, tender looks, and comfortable banter speak of their love was utterly romantic! As Marianne would say “it was every day implied, but never professedly declared.” But unlike Willoughby, Darcy’s intentions are most honorable and his attentions to Elizabeth are mesmerizing to witness.

I loved watching Darcy wordlessly express his ardent love and adoration for Elizabeth in these walks. Darcy in Kent. Their quiet walks in the grove take quite a different turn. Romance in the Forest: ( or should I say grove!) I loved seeing how Elizabeth’s experiences in Meryton altered her reaction to Mr.I really enjoyed seeing a premise that focused on Lydia ( in a more positive light) and I delighted in the relationship that developed between her and Elizabeth. Bennet’s lazy, hands-off approach in dealing with the situation was not too hard to believe given his indolent nature.) Lydia isn’t often a featured character in Pride and Prejudice variations, she is usually the impetus that takes Darcy away from Elizabeth just as they were about to come to an understanding. ( Slight spoiler alert ! With how flirtatious, imprudent, and daring Lydia is, seeing her in this kind of trouble felt plausible. The Premise: Pamela Lynne threw a wrench in the plot that changes the fate and charted course of several characters and I loved it! It is a bit darker and grittier – and I think it a very realistic possibility.Will she be able to trust him with her heart and her sister’s secret, or will something happen that proves to Elizabeth that he is a man not worthy of her faith and trust… Darcy in Kent she knows she misjudged him, but it takes her awhile to learn by how much. They face harsh realities, disappointment in those they thought they could depend on, and Elizabeth quickly learns that her abilities at sketching a person’s character are not to be trusted. SYNOPSIS: Elizabeth and one of her sisters carry some heavy and secret burdens in this variation.

Darcy, Elizabeth Bennet, Lydia Bennet, Jane Bennet, Colonel Fitzwilliam, Anne de Bourgh, Lady Catherine de Bourgh, Mr. TIME FRAME:Netherfield Ball through the summer + epilogue TYPE OF AUSTENESQUE NOVEL: Pride and Prejudice Variation What If A Bennet Sister Got Herself In Trouble?

Sketching Character by Pamela Lynne