#ch: lizzy

[thebrazenandbold]

@rubiesintherough asked:

“I’d explain, but then you might understand… and we can’t have that.” ( nicholas / anyone you're feeling! )

"That is often how explanations work, Mr. Walsh." Far from offense, Mrs. Darcy considered the man with barely constrained amusement. She was still, in many ways, her father's daughter.

"One might wonder why you brought it up at all, if you were determined for secrecy."

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The Great Fairy Rescue - Storyboard by Kevin Gollaher

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[thebrazenandbold]

// Kinda want to make Elizabeth active again. I've lost interest in the modern verse for now, but luckily there's a lot of historical RP going on these days, so maybe I'll poke her and see.

[thebrazenandbold]

Aracely, Haruhi, Chance, Lizzy

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[thebrazenandbold]

Love in Marriage

I feel like Lizzy gets labelled as a romantic, will-only-marry-for-love sort of character, and I think partly that comes from her contrast against Charlotte, who is such a pragmatist she would sell her soul for a stable home.

But I don’t think she actually had that conviction. Lizzy’s main consideration seemed to be compatibility of personalities, and not love. She didn’t need a man she loved, she needed a man she could get along with and respect. Of course she couldn’t marry Mr. Collins, but she could have married Mr. Wickham, or Colonel Fitzwilliam (who always gets forgotten about). She’s more pragmatic than she gets credit for and seems to only care that Jane marries for love.

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The Great Fairy Rescue - Storyboard by Arturo Hernández

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The Great Fairy Rescue - Storyboard by Dan Abraham

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The Great Fairy Rescue - Character Design by Ritsuko Notani

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