Amanda Price is a London girl obsessed with reading Pride and Prejudice. One day, I met Elizabeth Bernett in the bathroom, and the two exchanged. Amanda went to Niederfield, while Lizzie stayed in twenty-first century London. Amadan messed things up, Jane married Collins, Charlotte couldn't stand being alone and went to Africa to be a missionary, Johanan Fitzwillian loved Wickman so much that she told Darcy that Wickman had kidnapped her, and Wickman was a good person through and through, and It was Bingley who eloped with Lydia.... The only thing on track is that Darcy is still in love with Amanda - presumably because Lizzie isn't there, and the replacement is more deviant and hot than Lizzie.
Of course, everything returned to Austen's original plan with Amanda's efforts. Jane broke the engagement and returned to Bingley's arms. Lydia also returned home safely... Lizzie, who is like a duck to water in modern London, was also pulled back to Nieferfield by Amanda, And was introduced to darcy, when the protagonists were determined to follow Austen's book to achieve the originally planned destiny, Lizzie and Amanda, Darcy suddenly jumped the tone... (preserving suspense)
This is easy to imagine The time travel story (especially after reading this one about time travel meets Kumarajiva, I thought, nothing can surprise me.) Aside from Amanda asking Darcy to jump into the pool and get soaked for a courtship confession, I Didn't exclaim for the other points either. Viewability is still entirely Austen's credit. The reason why Pride and Prejudice is a handed down classic is that the rich, noble, handsome, indifferent and arrogant male protagonist silently suffers from unspeakable love for a clever, cunning, and a little rebellious girl.
Darcy Fitzwilliam, who loves almost every term, are tall men with thick sideburns. Especially Collin Firth, Elliot Cowan in this play is also very charming, although the plot is very unreliable, but it does not affect his handsome and breathtaking.
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