stuck in the middle

a very serious young man

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Oh my...

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

I would have thought you left to get away from all of us.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

I see.

Nevertheless miss Bennet, would you... Never mind.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Oh my...

[devinmcguire-deactivated2014100]

Polite would hardly be the right word. Do you have somewhere to be?

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Actually yes. Anywhere you are not around.

Have a good day.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Small talk is so horrendous and painful.

[soph-in-a-book-blog]

We could, but people kind of expect to talk when they sit down for coffee. It’s one of those cultural things. Cumbersome, but necessary.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Extremely tiresome.

So, how was your day?

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Oh my...

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

So you didn’t leave us permanently?

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Miss Bennet. No, I just needed a break.

Although I don't think you are amused with my return.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Oh my...

[devinmcguire-deactivated2014100]

Do you people always talk like that?

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Yes, it's called being polite. Now, excuse me.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Oh my...

Spendind the week on the country is always relaxing.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Small talk is so horrendous and painful.

Why can't we sit in silence, drink some tea and aprecciate a good book instead?

[devinmcguire-deactivated2014100]

Is there any real food in this place? I’m so tired of eating bloody crumpets and scones. 

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Well, you could join me and Rhett Butler on the newest addition to the market of boredom.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

There's literally nothing to do around here.

[mrwinnschott]

Butler, Rhett Butler. Looking at things logically, if you’re bored, then there’s a chance that other people are bored. And you can always capitalize on boredom.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

So you are suggesting me to invest on boredom and make money out of it? It does sound weird, mr. Butler.

I invest in social media, not in random things that aren't tangible.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

There's literally nothing to do around here.

[mrsscarlettbutler-blog]

Being dragged to a town? Is London at war? Like the Union or what. Stupid Yanks always showing that they need war is teaching everyone else. Talk of war is for men so I shouldn’t speak my opinions on the matter.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

You can speak of war if you want to...

But no, London hasn't being at war for a long time now. Yet dragged I was and after that I haven't seen Bing Lee at all, not once. I suppose he went away again.

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

Tea. Tea solves everything

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

Nope. Nothing.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

I suppose I should leave then.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

There's literally nothing to do around here.

[mrsscarlettbutler-blog]

Wait theres a London. Oh gosh with all this war and mumbo jumbo I thought we’d never get there!

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

London is glorious city, full of people and lights. I spent a couple of months there before Bing dragged me to this dreadful town.

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

Tea. Tea solves everything

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

Uh, yeah. It is.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Is there something wrong with your tea, miss Bennet?

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

There's literally nothing to do around here.

[mrwinnschott]

Never thought I’d find myself sticking up for Fiction, but it seems to me that if there is nothing to do, then it’s prime time to create something.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

And what do you suggest, mister...

[i-am-lizzie-bennet]

Tea. Tea solves everything

Must have tea.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Good afternoon, miss Bennet. Yes, tea. The greatest solver of them all.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Looking for a moment of enlightening, Mr. Darcy leaves his house and wander for a few blocks until reaching a coffee place and sitting for a while.

[mr-fitzwilliamdarcy]

Darcy is seen on the kitchen, searching for...

Don't be so judgmental. We're only humans.