Fool in Love

A Roleplay Blog for Charles Bingley of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. mobile rper - indefinitely

[charlesblogley]

@innocentvvitch "I'm terribly sorry, but I appear to be quite lost. would you mind at all redirecting me to the main street? I assure of my gratitude, for you see, I am horrendously late meeting a friend."

[charlesblogley]

@ejlizzie it was freezing in the lobby of the museum, and from the moment a chill struck him, Charles resented his sister for dragging him here. she could not be here, of course, which explained why he was obligated to be. she had purchased a piece some weeks ago but couldn't plan far enough ahead to approve it in person as was curator policy. fortunately, Charles loved his sister and was not adept enough at lying to refuse her. so here he stood in the icy lobby, waiting.

[charlesblogley]

"yes, I suppose the chaps could do better, but I thoroughly enjoyed the game," Bingley grinned with giddy enthusiasm. he adored days such as these when the party of acquaintances could escape outdoors for a bit of air and, indeed, some sport. he was tempted enough to join in on the next game; however, his ghostly duties must come first as his breeding dictated.

[charlesblogley]

starter call;;

[charlesblogley]

psa;;

i will be roleplaying on mobile status indefinitely.

i will:

be able to add images to my responses unless otherwise tagged. 

i won’t:

be able to cut my posts and would be grateful if my partners would keep up with reblog length. 

i will try to format to the best of my abilities, but this is about as small as my text will get. thank you.

[rain-tea-coffee]

[rpmusings-galore]

      I have no notion of loving people by halves…

                              It is not my nature.

 My attachments are always    excessively   STRONG.

[sherrenaz]

[janeaustentextposts]

[claireefoy]

We are all fools in love

[enfpimagination]

Charles Bingley Aesthetics

[definitelypsychic]

At some point in the story-

Bingley: You love her, don’t you?

Darcy: Is it that obvious?

Bingley: Uh huh. Didn’t know you were capable of ‘feelings’.

[vint-agge-xx]

“Vanity and pride are different things, though the words are often used synonymously. A person may be proud without being vain. Pride relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us.” -Jane Austen (Pride and Prejudice)

[charlesblogley]

Darcy: Bingley, I need relationship advice.

Bingley: Just because I'm married to Jane doesn't mean I know how I did it.

[domhnall-tonal]

Domhnall Gleeson as A.A. Milne in Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017)

[charlesblogley]

The Austen bug has bitten once again, and I’m eternally grateful for not deleting this or my Wickham blog. 

But, it begs the question, is anyone else out there?

[aspecialprovidence]

  "No, really. It’s fine. I appreciate your concern though." 

"I’m guessing the party was too loud for you too? I would never try to deny someone of peace and quiet." 

[charlesblogley]

"Decidedly not. I was advised by a close friend that perhaps it would have been prudent for me to seek an escape. You see, it was more of the number in crowd than the noise of it."