[Pride and Prejudice] Becoming Katherine Bennett

The wedding of Jane and Walker was held under the blessing of many relatives and friends.

Jane is the most beautiful woman in the audience today.Although she has always been the most shining pearl in the crowd, today she is extraordinarily radiant and radiant, with an undisguised happiness in her moving eyes, and her frown and smile are extraordinarily charming.Her white dress is elegant in style, simple in design, high-grade and light in fabric, and the long skirt falls to the ground and flutters up, beautiful like a fairy in the sky.

When Mr. Walker saw her, he was stunned with his mouth slightly open. He didn't come back to his senses until everyone burst into laughter, and held Jane's hand happily and firmly.

"Marriage...it is the salvation of human beings from sin and the destination of wandering...represents the support and comfort we should give to each other, regardless of rich or poor, it is always the same."

Standing behind them, Catherine listened to the bishop's oath, filled with joy, and at the same time deeply touched by the wedding oath.For a moment, she couldn't help but replaced the loving man and woman in front of her with her and Mr. Darcy.

Do you want to?

I would.

"I declare that the gentleman and lady in front of me are officially married."

What exactly is marriage?What is love?Maybe different people throughout the ages will give different answers.

But at least at this moment, Catherine has witnessed Jane's happy appearance, and she has become more confident and gentle these days because of her lover's support and enthusiasm. Catherine believes that this is the true meaning of love and marriage: it makes up for us. Regrets make us happier and better.

After the wedding, Jane sat in the carriage amidst the blessings of her relatives, and the carriage carried her and Mr. Walker to his pastor's mansion.From today, Jane officially became Mrs. Walker, and she will spend the rest of her life in that house.

Catherine desperately waved to Jane, her heart was filled with happiness and satisfaction, but at the same time, she couldn't help but feel sad. Elizabeth stood beside her, and the two of them watched the figure of their dearest sister go away, until the carriage became smaller and smaller and disappeared. Without a trace, they are still standing there.

"Go home," cried Mr. Bennett.

Catherine and Elizabeth turned around feeling disappointed.

"Although we will meet again in the future, I am also very happy for Jane's marriage. But no matter what, I can't help feeling a little lost and uncomfortable."

"Me too," Catherine said.She was sore, and she knew Elizabeth would only suffer more.She has only been in this world for more than a year and she is so reluctant to part with Jane. Elizabeth has been with Jane day and night and has been intimate with her for nearly 20 years.

"Lizzie, do you think people are very contradictory? When I was a child, I always looked forward to growing up, thinking that when I was an adult, I could control my own destiny, and everything would no longer be a problem. But when I really grew up, I realized the contradictions I had to face. And more problems, the sadness and entanglement when I was a child is nothing in the adult world. Just like at this moment, if we don't grow up, we will not be separated from Jane." Catherine half-truth and half-false said to Elizabeth mind.

"Kitty, if it wasn't for the last sentence, I would have forgotten that you are still a young girl. You are right. Every stage of life has different troubles. The difference is that we can be confident in our ignorance in childhood. Speaking of Separation, I don't think you will be at home for long, maybe in a few days, I will send a younger sister to marry again." Elizabeth said.

"I promise it will be at least a few months later. But Lizzie, hurry up and treat me these days." Catherine smiled.

Bennett and his party went to Uncle Gardner's house, talking about Jane's wedding all the way.

Mrs. Bennett was undoubtedly the most satisfied person in the audience. Even though everyone witnessed the grand wedding, she still said to her family over and over again: "Oh my God! Mr. and Mrs. Earl are here to attend Jane's wedding. They are really dignified, they look like big men, and they are full of nobleness in every gesture, Jane is very lucky to be married to Mr. Walker."

Mr. Bennett replied: "You are right. Fortunately, Mr. Walker has taken a fancy to Jane. Otherwise, how could Jane have such qualifications?"

Mrs. Bennet didn't hear her husband's sarcasm, and nodded, "Yes, my dear."

Catherine and Elizabeth smiled wryly at each other.

After Jane's wedding topic came to an end, Mr. Bennet discussed with everyone about going back to Longbourne.

According to the original plan, Catherine and the others should have gone home two months ago, but due to the relationship between Jane and Mr. Walker, the going home has been delayed again and again.

Catherine didn't tell the Bennets, Mary, and Lydia about her and Darcy, so they didn't have any worries when they made a decision, and they never thought that the people in this house would be unwilling to go home.

Catherine is also caught in a dilemma. She has just established a relationship with Darcy.Let her stay away from Darcy now, she is naturally unwilling in every way.But she couldn't find a reason. After all, she had lived in London for too long, and it was unjustifiable to live any longer.

She sat there tangled and tangled, and finally could only acquiesce in the family's proposal to go home.Mr. Bennet was arrogant and withdrawn by nature, and he didn't want to trouble his brother-in-law too much. At that time, he proposed to return to Longbourne tomorrow.

Catherine couldn't help but exclaimed in surprise: "So fast!"

Everyone in the room looked at her, and Elizabeth and Gardner, who knew the inside story, had meaningful smiles on their lips.Catherine realized her gaffe, and quickly explained: "Jane just got married, I want to stay in London for a few more days, at least go to Jane's house once before going home."

Of course Elizabeth cooperated with her favorite sister: "I think so too. I want to witness Jane's happiness with my own eyes and visit her home. To be honest, I haven't been there yet."

This response was warmly responded by Mrs. Bennett. Mr. Bennett was unwilling to go. He suggested that he go home earlier. The final result of the discussion was that Mr. Bennett took Lydia to go first, and the others waited for a visit. Jane goes home again.

Catherine was a little strange about the lively Lydia's arrangement to go home first, so she couldn't help asking why.Lydia told them in a slightly regretful tone that the militia was about to leave Meryton, and she was eager to go home and say goodbye to her "friends".

"I can come to Jane's house anytime in the future, but I might not be able to contact them after they leave," Lydia said.

Catherine breathed a sigh of relief.

When Lydia first arrived in London, she couldn't wait to share with them that Wickham's pursuit of Miss King ended without a cause.When Lydia shared, she thought that the two sisters, at least Elizabeth, would be equally happy, but she didn't expect Elizabeth to listen lightly, while Catherine was really happy.

Catherine said: "You're wrong, Miss Jin is the one who's finally safe."②

Lydia rolled her eyes: "Come on, Miss King is short and ugly, and Wickham never liked her at all."③

Catherine saw Lydia beaming, and realized that her sister seemed to have a soft spot for Wickham.She never imagined that such a scum as Wickham could be so attractive, and three of her closest ladies had been tempted by him.

Catherine said seriously: "Lydia, why are you so sarcastic about Miss Jin? And how do you know that she is not beautiful in Wickham's eyes? He was the one who pursued Miss Jin at that time."

Catherine certainly knows that Wickham is motivated by money, but she tries to mislead Lydia into thinking she is not Wickham's type.

When Lydia had a good relationship with the former Catherine, she often bullied her. She never regarded her as a sister, and she hardly communicated with the two of them, so now she doesn't listen to Catherine's persuasion at all, but is justified He said: "Miss Jin is ugly. Of course I should be happy to separate Wickham from her. He can't be occupied by an ugly woman. Wickham definitely has no feelings for her. If it weren't for the inheritance, who would I will like her." ④

"Since you know this, why do you still think he is good? Doesn't this fully prove that he is a greedy person? I advise you not to be tempted by him, you do not meet his selection criteria. "

Lydia said unconvinced: "How do you know that I don't qualify. You are jealous of me. You were not as popular as me before, but now you see that I have a good relationship with such a handsome gentleman, and he will look at you whether he sees it or not. Of course you are more jealous."

Communication between Catherine and Lydia fails.At this time Mrs. Bennet came in, and she had just started, Mrs. Bennet said: "Kitty, why are you so bored now? Your sister is still young, let her play for a few more years, young girls like red coats What's the problem? I'm young too."

Of course, Catherine couldn't say clearly how despicable and cunning Mr. Wickham was. She could only repeat it in distress, saying that she didn't want her sister to associate with such a man.But after she finished speaking, she soon realized that the words were very weak.

To be honest, she actually doesn't remember the characters in the original book at all.From her observation, Lydia's behavior is too dissolute.

In her dealings with many young men, she said that the contact was too polite, but in fact it was sex. The two sides intentionally had a lot of physical contact. Her laughter was still loud, and she could always hear it in the whole room when she attended the dance. From the sound of Lydia making fun of different men, this was still done in front of everyone.Why was she more popular with the men at the ball than the prettiest Jane?That's why.

When Catherine first arrived, she was extremely uncomfortable, and she mistakenly thought that this was the openness of foreigners. After she stayed for a long time, she realized that everyone is very conservative in this era, and only Lydia is like this.

Catherine tried to correct her, but Lydia fought back confidently: "Aren't you the same before? Why do you have the right to say me now? You changed to pretend to read because you are not popular, you think I will Did you fall for it?"

Catherine shut up on the spot, not knowing how to answer.And when she wanted to say something more, Mrs. Bennet would stand on Lydia's point of view and accuse her every time. Like the previous partiality, she said that she was boring and impolite now, which made Catherine angry.

It seems useless to talk to Mrs. Bennet and Lydia. Catherine once tried to communicate with Mr. Bennet. Unfortunately, Mr. Bennet is more selfish and indifferent than her. He may even sleep with his wife and daughter after his death. She doesn't care about such things on the main road, not to mention that the youngest daughter is only having sex with a few men now.

Mr. Bennett said: "Don't make yourself uncomfortable. She is already like this. How can I discipline her? Forbid her to go out? Then I don't want to live a quiet day. She and your mother will make me feel uncomfortable for a moment." Peaceful. Let her be coquettish, it can't be any worse." ⑤

Tried to change to no avail, Catherine also numb.She was an orphan since she was a child, and she didn't have much sisterhood with Lydia. She was willing to care about it because Jane and Elizabeth made her feel warm.Since it doesn't work, she's fine with it.

Now that she heard that Wickham and others were leaving Longburn, Catherine almost cheered.And Lydia hurried back, but she didn't stop her.Lydia has always been dissolute and rebellious, and Mrs. Bennet dotes on her. It's useless to stop her, and it doesn't matter if she goes back a few days earlier. Anyway, the militia will leave in a few days. When they leave, the world will be peaceful.

Catherine quickly put the matter behind her.

The author has something to say: love me, are you afraid:

According to the BBC95 version of Pride and Prejudice, this is the common wedding vows (personal feeling is not as touching as the one used later)

②③④⑤Refer to Pride and Prejudice

ps You must have noticed that some plots will follow the original.Maybe many cuties will be dissatisfied, I can only say that this is a story I wrote based on my analysis and understanding of the characters in the original book.Lydia's elopement does not exist, she was deceived, and if you read the book carefully, you will know that she and Wickham are actually of the same kind.Before she got married, because of her good family background, she was not in the position of being cheated and abducted, she was only dissolute, and the word "coquettish" was the original words in the original book.After getting married, he became a rascal.

The heroine doesn't know the plot, nor is it God and the Virgin.I hope everyone can understand this arrangement.If you don’t understand, please discuss it friendly, love you guys