Pride & Prejudice: How I REALLY Feel About Mr. Darcy
A review about trash bins
Pride and Prejudice: Where societal satire gracefully dances with romance. Mr. Darcy, a trash bin of aloofness, masters the art of personal growth. Lizzie Bennet’s wit sparkles like champagne. Elizabethan social norms are dissected all while love conquers folly. A timeless tale where even trash bins can transform into treasures.
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Jennifer Vasallo
Educator by day, writer by night. Millennial. Lover of literature, films, taking pictures, surrealist art, cafecito, cultura, travel, making memories, and my familia. Join me on this wild ride we call life from my perspective🖖🏼
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My favorite book ever written! Well I love all Jane Austen's book!
I've never read Pride & Prejudice but I've read so much about Mr Darcy and theories about him being one of the most famous characters on the very male side of the autism spectrum. Thanks for summing it up in 4 sentences. Good to hear he improves at the end;)