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@mrsgardiner
#MRSGARDINER. Independent & private portrayal of Mrs. Matilda "Tilly" Gardiner from Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. Influences taken from the novel & multiple adaptations. Nurtured by Dorothea. Est. 2026.
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SANDITON 2x05 SENTENCE STARTERS.
change pronouns and gendered nouns as necessary.
“it has been weeks since your last letter.”
“i cannot stay here, ____.”
“i was willing to give him my heart. my life.”
“my mind is made up, i leave tomorrow. what is left for me here?”
“whatever pain you feel now, in time, it will pass.”
“_____ doesn’t deserve to be spoken of with such contempt.”
“you look uncommonly pale.”
“i must confess my thoughts are wayward. i cannot explain it.”
“perhaps ____ simply ran out of things to say. it happens in every marriage.”
“i have acted so foolishly.”
“seek her out. explain yourself.”
“a frank apology is the remedy that she needs.”
“you’re tiring me with all these questions.”
“you have not one word to say?”
“tell him i cannot see him.”
“he cannot be the only reason for you to be here.”
“a friend would oblige me with the truth, not enjoy secret laughter at my expense.”
“what does it matter now? the damage is done.”
“i hope you will forgive me for my part in the deceit.”
“i don’t suppose you would mind… chaperoning me?”
“i cannot regret the intention of my words, but i regret the way i expressed them.”
“is that an apology?”
“then it seems you have some thinking ahead of you.”
“there is a certain alchemy that occurs when a painter and a sitter are alone.”
“i am the winner, am i not?”
“excuse me, i’m very tired all of a sudden.”
“i’m sorry this is such an ordeal.”
“i know i’m the last person you would seek comfort from now, but i know you better than anyone.”
“it frightens me to see you like this.”
“i’m just a little dizzy, that’s all.”
“don’t feign shock, ____, you agreed to this.”
“i didn’t agree to poison her!”
“this seems especially cruel, ____, even for you.”
“there’s something different about you tonight. a new brightness in your eyes.”
“his shame, not mine. why should i hide away?”
“_____ tells me there will be some highly eligible gentlemen here.”
“i hope that you will be dancing this evening.”
“_____, permit me the honor of the first dance.”
“does that suggest you have been giving some thought to your future, ____?”
“for my own pride, i cannot let this stand.”
“i am hardly inclined to believe you since you have made no attempt to explain your actions.”
“i beg you, do me the honor of the next dance.”
“i will not dance with you.”
“i came only to say i was fool enough to indulge your falsehoods, but please consider your behavior. perhaps you may spare the next girl.”
“she bears you no more love than i do.”
“i trust you are having a pleasant evening.”
“she did very well to interrupt us, i did not like that dance at all.”
“come, we must go before you humiliate yourself further.”
“i don’t know what kind of spell you’ve put on him.”
“i… you know i do not dance.”
“were you going to tell me?”
“this is me telling you.”
“so this is goodbye?”
“_____, there you are! i thought you’d disappeared.”
“i cannot explain the effect you’ve had, ____, on all of us.”
“you will think of something, ____. you always do.”
“what would i do without you, _____?”
“you are allowed to have feelings for another man. that is not a betrayal.”
“you surprise me constantly.”
“nothing would delight me so much as to be constant to you.”
“i wish you to be my wife.”
“i thought i’d been clear. i do not wish to marry.”
“i play no game. i am perfectly serious.”
“love will grow if you let it.”
“i know who i am. i’ve never pretended to be anyone else.”
“what is it? what did he say to you?”
“abandoned and in want of friends again, i see.”
“how do you always find the most perfect words of comfort?”
“we are at a ball, you are wearing the most beautiful gown here, and i must insist we dance.”
“you are mocking me once again.”
“simple is not plain. true beauty needs no adornment.”
“i say to you now in all sincerity that you have never looked lovelier.”
“that is worth all the more, coming from the rudest man i know.”
“this is what i tried to warn you of.”
“you didn’t warn me of anything.”
“you ordered me to avoid him and gave no reason.”
“my only thought was to protect you from a man i knew to be dangerous.”
“he told me you were not to be trusted.”
“i have had enough of these endless riddles and evasions, of trying to find meaning in your silences.”
“this is not the place.”
“i must know who you are.”
“how i will miss your sense of humor.”
“i was not expecting you.”
“i’ll tell you everything tomorrow.”
“i would never harm him, i’m comforting him!”
“i never thought what strangers she and i had become.”
“the words i spoke torment me to this day.”
“i so wanted to tell you, but i was afraid of what you would think of me.”
“you should not endure such recrimination after so long. forgive yourself.”
Indira Varma as Mrs. Gardiner in THE OTHER BENNET SISTER
PRIDE & PREJUDICE PROMPTS * assorted dialogue from the 2005 film
you must know... surely, you must know it was all for you.
are you out of your senses?
we've been nonsensical!
i have struggled in vain and i can bear it no longer.
are you rejecting me?
did i just agree to dance?
makes it all so much more enjoyable, don't you think?
you really do love him, don't you?
i appreciate the struggle you have been through, and i am very sorry to have caused you pain.
you're wasting your time with me.
count your blessings.
don't look at me like that!
only the deepest love will persuade me into matrimony.
i'm very fond of walking.
no, i prefer to be unsociable and taciturn.
may i have the next dance?
these past few months have been a torment.
i wonder who first discovered the power of poetry in driving away love?
my brother gave it to me.
i have never been thus treated in my entire life.
do you talk, as a rule, while dancing?
so this is your opinion of me.
i had to see you.
it's been many years since i had such an exemplary vegetable.
oh, believe me, no one would suspect your manners to be rehearsed.
i've been so blind.
i've come to tell you the news.
oh, very well then.
i must ask you to leave immediately.
you have insulted me in every possible way.
not all of us can afford to be romantic.
i could not have parted with you to anyone less worthy.
i will never see you again if you do.
he looks miserable, poor soul.
yes. a thousand times yes.
i will not and certainly never shall.
i thought that poetry was the food of love.
you are too generous to trifle with me.
all of these things i am willing to put aside and ask you to end my agony.
there's a lot to be thankful for.
don't you dare judge me.
i don't understand.
thank you for explaining so fully.
now tell me once and for all: are you engaged to him?
if your feelings are still what they were last april, tell me so at once.
have you no objection other than your belief in my indifference?
believe me, it was unconsciously done.
what a shame, for i dearly love to laugh.
and those are the words of a gentleman.
my affections and wishes have not changed, but one word from you will silence me forever.
you have bewitched me, body and soul, and i love... i love... i love you.
i love you.
i cannot tease you about that.
forgive me for taking up so much of your time.
how are you this evening, dear?
is this your reply?
they are far too easy to judge.
i do not have the talent of conversing easily with people i have never met before.
i thought you hated the man.
will that make you happy?
we're doing our best to find a fault in you.
i never wish to be parted from you from this day on.
i wish you would not call me "my dear."
perhaps you should take your aunt's advice and practice?
what endearments am i allowed?
please, do be seated.
one of these days, someone will catch your eye and then you'll have to watch your tongue.
people do not die of colds.
i was wrong. i was entirely wrong.
are you too proud? and would you consider pride a fault or a virtue?
this is a charming house.
i am well acquainted with you.
please do me the honor of accepting my hand.
what do you recommend to encourage affection?
what should i call you when i am cross?
are you... are you laughing at me?
i can admire you much better from here.
shall i call for some tea?
i cannot believe that anyone can deserve you.
i love you. most ardently.
good day. it's been a pleasure.
i have no idea.
did you walk here?
let us take a turn about the room.
it is a small kind of accomplishment, i suppose.
will you not join us?
i've never seen so many pretty girls in my life.
she is the most beautiful creature i have ever beheld.
why do you ask such a question?
what have you discovered?
we are all fools in love.
i have other reasons. you know i have.
i do not deny it.
