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One would think that having the name of one's soulmate appear on one's wrist on one's sixteenth birthday would make matrimony much less complicated. It mostly does not. And not at all for Miss Elizabeth Bennet of Longbourne.
(A deconstruction of the "soulmate identifying mark" trope, using "Pride and Prejudice." Trigger warnings in the tags.)
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Chapter 21: 19. In which all ends happily 2 years ago Volumen 1 : 1
- 1 1. In which Mrs. Collins and Miss Bennet see each o... 2 years ago
- 2 2. In which Darcy is exceedingly awkward 2 years ago
- 3 3. In which there is a proposal-- but not the one y... 2 years ago
- 4 4. In which Lady Catherine holds forth 2 years ago
- 5 5. In which Darcy apologizes 2 years ago
- 6 6. In which I hope Darcy fans will not be too distr... 2 years ago
- 7 7. In which Mrs. Fitzwilliam's military career is g... 2 years ago
- 8 8. In which Mr. Wickham gets punched in the face 2 years ago
- 9 9. In which there are unexpected conesquences 2 years ago
- 10 10. Which is extremely muddy 2 years ago
- 11 11. In which Georgiana makes a discovery(1) 2 years ago
- 12 11. In which Georgiana makes a discovery(2) 2 years ago
- 13 12. In which Mrs. Fitzwilliam's political career is...(1) 2 years ago
- 14 12. In which Mrs. Fitzwilliam's political career is...(2) 2 years ago
- 15 13. In which no one likes 'Glenarvon' 2 years ago
- 16 14. In which a long anticipated event occurs 2 years ago
- 17 15. In which Mary Crawford gives some advice 2 years ago
- 18 16. In which Elizabeth puts two and two together an... 2 years ago
- 19 17. In which Colonel Pascal and Lady Catherine corr... 2 years ago
- 20 18. In which Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam have a much ... 2 years ago
- 21 19. In which all ends happily 2 years ago
