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Welcome to Cozy Reads.
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In today´s video we invite
you to experience.
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A concise and captivating storytelling
summary of Pride and Prejudice.
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By Jane Austin.
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Settle unwind and join us as we
explore this witty and intricate story.
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In a quaint English Village
called Longor.
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The Bennett Family.
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Lived with an unusual
blend of Harmony and Chaos.
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The family consisted of
five daugthers.
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Jane, Elizabeth, Mary,
Kitty and Lydia.
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And their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett.
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Mrs. Bennett, a woman of
excitable nerves.
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And a relentless focus on the marriage
prospects of her daughters.
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Was ecstatic when news arrived.
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That the wealthy and handsome,
Mr. Charles Bringley.
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Had taken residence at
nearby Netherfield Park.
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A bachelor of good fortune
and higher status.
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Meant one thing to Mrs. Bennett.
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A potential husband for one of her girls.
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Soon, The Bennett Family
had an opportunity.
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To meet Mr. Bringley at a local ball.
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Mr. Bingley, amiable and warm.
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Immediately took a liking to the
oldest Bennett daughter, Jane.
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Who was known throughout the
village for her beauty and kindness.
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The two danced and conversed.
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Their mutual attraction
unmistakable to all in attendance.
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However, it wasn´t just Mr. Bingley who
caught the eye of the town´s folk.
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His close friend Mr. Fitz William Darcy,
a man of even greater wealth.
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But with a much colder
demeanor, accompanied him.
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Darcy´s aloofness and refusal to dance
with anyone outside his inmmediate circle.
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Made him the subject of
much gossip and disapproval.
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Particularly when he slighted
Elizabeth Bennett.
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By calling her tolerable, but not
handsome enough to tempt me.
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Elizabeth, spirited and quick witted
was not one to be easily offended.
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But Darcy´s words left a mark.
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She laughed it off in public, but
internally found herself forming.
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A strong prejudice against
the proud gentleman.
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As days turned into weeks,
Jane and Mr. Bringley grew closer.
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Frequently finding themselves
in each other´s company.
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Elizabeth, meanwhile, continued to
encounter Mr. Darcy at various social gatherings.
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Despite her initial disdain for him,
she couldn´t help.
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But notice the intensity of his gaze
whenever she was near.
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The village soon
welcomed a new guest.
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Mr. George Wickham,
a charming Militia Officer.
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Wickham quickly became a favorite
among the young women of Meritan.
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Including Lydia, the youngest Bennett´s
sister, who was flirtatious and carefree.
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Wichham, notitcing Elizabeth´s interest.
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Took the opportunity to confide in her.
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Revealing that he and Mr. Darcy had
known each other since childhood.
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He spun a tale of Woe, explaining how
Darcy had unjustly deprived him.
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Of a living that had been promised
to him by Darcy´s father.
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This revelation only served to deepen
Elizabeth´s dislike of Darcy.
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Reinforcing her belief that he was
a man of bad character.
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As autumn faded into winter, Jane
received an invitation to Netherfield.
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Where she fell ill and was confined
to bed for several days.
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Elizabeth worried for her sister treed
through muddy fields to visit her.
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Arriving at Netherfield with decidely
unladylike appearance.
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Darcy, who was staying at Netherfield,
found himself admiring.
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Elizabeth´s playful determination and
natural beauty despite himself.
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The more time they spent together,
the more he became captivated.
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By her intelligence and wit.
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Though Elizabeth remained
oblivious to his growing admiration.
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Despite Darcy´s silent
admiration, his actions.
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Soon led to greater misunderstandings.
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After Jane´s recovery and return home.
Bingley abruptly left Netherfield.
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And return to London without any
explanation, leaving Jane heartbroken.
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Elizabeth suspected Darcy´s hand
in this sudden departure.
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And was turther convinced of his
meddling when she discovered.
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A letter revealing Darcy´s advice
to Bingley against Pursuing Jane.
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Citing her family´s lower status
and lack of fortune.
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Spring brought Elizabeth a trip
to the nearby estate of Rosings Park.
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Where she visited her friend Charlotte.
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Now married to the pompus and
obsequious Mr. Collins.
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A distant cousin of the Bennetts.
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Rosings was the Grand Home of
Lady Catherine de Borg.
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Darcy´s wealthy and domineering aunt.
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During her stay, Elizabeth was shocked
when Darcy appeared unexpectedly.
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Darcy, after much internal struggle,
could no longer suppress his feelings.
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Despite their differences
in social standing.
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And his misgivings about her family,
he declared his love for her.
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And proposed marriage
in a rather abrupt manner.
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Assuming she would accept.
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To Darcy´s astonishment,
Elizabeth refused him outright.
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She accused him of ruining
Jane´s happiness.
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And condemning Wichham
to a life of poverty.
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Darcy, visibly shaken, listened
to her grievances.
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But said nothing is his defense.
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He left his pride wounded.
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But the following morning,
he handed Elizabeth a letter.
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The letter detailed his reasons.
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For advising Bingley to distance
himself from Jane.
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As well as the true story of
Wickham´s deceit.
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And attempted elopement with
Darcy´s younger sister, Georgiana.
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Elizabeth, though initially resistant
to believe Darcy´s words.
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Gradually realized she might
have misjudged.
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Returning to Longor, Elizabeth´s feelings
toward Darcy grew more conflicted.
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She couldn´t ignore the evidence
presented in his letter.
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But still harbored resentment
for his initial behavior.
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However, her perception of
him changed drastically.
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During a trip to the norht wich her
aunt and uncle, The Guardians.
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They visited Pembley, Darcy´s
magnificent estate.
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Believing him to be away.
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There Elizabeth was struck by the
beauty and elegance of his home.
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And the glowing reports of his
kindness from his staff.
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To her surprise, Darcy arrived
unexpectedly during their visit.
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Instead of expressing anger or
discomfort at their intrusion.
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He was gracious and hospitable.
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Treating Elizabeth and her relatives
with the utmost respect and care.
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Elizabeth was further astonished.
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When Darcy introduced her
to his sister, Georgiana.
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Who was shy and sweet,
clearly adoring her brother.
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This side of Darcy was entirely
new to Elizabeth.
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He was kind, considerate, and far
from the proud man.
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She had once thought him to be.
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Just a Elizabeth was beginning to
understand her feelings fro Darcy.
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Disaster struck her family.
