The actors are all first-class and full marks. Needless to say: Jane is as beautiful as a Greek statue, Bingley is a fool; Mr. Bennett is temporarily defeated by lust, Mrs. Bennett is a woman who knows how to be stupid; Lydia's voice is hoarse and beautiful, Wickham is worthy of being an English villain; Miss Bingley is embarrassed, Aunt Darcy's round eyes are gothic; Darcy is Darcy, and Elizabeth has too many smiles in her eyes.
From the very beginning I was hostile to this almost perfect story, because there are too many undercurrents of tragedy under the Assassination. I have been paying attention to Miss Bingley, because I used to think that most girls were so miserable: they were no match for the dolls that my aunt had set up since childhood, and they lost to the sweetheart who insisted on their own personality. I have grown up according to the rules since I was a child, and everything is still despised. Now, a girl who feels like herself may not even be as good as Miss Bingley, and they will guarantee a marriage that is right in the end. My personality, speaking, is a bit like Katie's nerd, and a bit like Mary's little follower, not too bold, and has a childhood shadow of being proactive. Even Lydia can't do it so simply, she can only think sourly when someone else is dating, hmph, I can't find the ideal man, I'd rather be single for a lifetime. Hmph, what's the good thing about the flowers trembling and swaying through the market, it's better to be down-to-earth. It's a pity that no one can see such a girl, and not many people will like it. Introverted is not necessarily a virtue. When it's time to be coquettish, you still have to be ruthless and show off.
But I still like the story and the actors. But it's not because of love, if it's hard to count, it's just a growth education.
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