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teb
Indeed!
My dears, chapter 20 is up. It's stormy, to put it mildly.
But you will so enjoy what happens to Wickham...
Will Wickham make his way back to Hertfordshire?
Will Darcy be at Pemberley when Elizabeth arrives?
So many questions...stay tuned! And thanks for commenting! It means a world to me!
Thank God Georgie will not have to face the vile Wickham. And now Wickham has sworn venges on both of them unfortunately he is aware of Darcy's partiallity to Elizabeth.
Can't wait for more
Geri
Thank God Georgie will not have to face the vile Wickham. And now Wickham has sworn venges on both of them unfortunately he is aware of Darcy's partiallity to Elizabeth. Can't wait for more
Geri[/quote
Indeed! And Wickham surely will use that power!!!
...Or not ...I breathed a loud sigh of relief as Colonel Fitzwilliam--not the brightest bulb, is he?--FINAllY figured it out. The way you set up his character is very funny. 
My heart raced as I read and it was wonderful--all the angst you had built so expertly was exploding in happy revelation.
....But then. 
Will and his cousin fighting about Wickham? Why did Will stop the Colonel from sticking that hot poker where the sun don't shine--or, otherwise finishing him off? Is it because his time as a purported man of God makes Darcy squeamish about murder and mayhem--okay, I understand that.
I have so many questions. You must post as soon as conveniently possible for you, in order to save me from imploding upon myself with curiosity. You will save me, won't you? Seriously, this story is wonderfully fresh and surprising and EXCELLENT!!
My heart raced as I read and it was wonderful--all the angst you had built so expertly was exploding in happy revelation.
....But then.
Will and his cousin fighting about Wickham? Why did Will stop the Colonel from sticking that hot poker where the sun don't shine--or, otherwise finishing him off? Is it because his time as a purported man of God makes Darcy squeamish about murder and mayhem--okay, I understand that.I have so many questions. You must post as soon as conveniently possible for you, in order to save me from imploding upon myself with curiosity. You will save me, won't you? Seriously, this story is wonderfully fresh and surprising and EXCELLENT!!
I am most gratified by your words, my dear.
I thank you.Indeed, Wickham did not deserve such horrible treatment.
, and the colonel was ,I am convinced, just bragging about it. And Darcy is not squeamish, mind you. He is simple reluctant to murdering people in his main parlour.
Be safe, I will save you. The chapter is already written. It only takes my dear beta to read it once. She is a sweet dear lady and surely will do it over the weekend.
Tha you again and again. Your words certainly invigorates my muse.
Male
Thanks, sweetheart! I have forgotten the hateaur that Wickham can inspire. 
The colonel is not much appreciated, either. In most stories the poor man usually ends up contenting himself with Darcy's leftovers. I have not been very generous with him either. Must rectify this sometime and write about a good Wickham and a vindicated Colonel Fitzwilliam. But...will anybody read such a story?
Wickham's character is explicable in view of his upbringing as the only son of a spoiled mother who never had enough. He's not bad through and through, but selfish, deceiving, lazy, a hopeless liar and pretty stupid. So, I can imagine a story in which his behaviour is explained psychologically and in that sense made comprehensible. But to turn him into a good person would go too far perhaps... unless he marries Elizabeth, a personality who might have authority over him and have a good influence on him. However, we wouldn't want Elizabeth marry him, do we?
That is a what I call a brainway. Yet, though I can imagine the storyline, I cannot stand the idea of Elizabeth ending up married with him.For me is just Elizabeth and Darcy. There must be another solution for his bad character!!!
Nah, it goes too far... Elizabeth belongs to Darcy, period!
I ll see if I can watch it through the internet.Sounds very interesting. I love JRM. He played an excellent George Osbourn in Vanity Fair a few years ago. He is the guy I have in mind when I write Wickham. Angelically wicked.
teb
Hopefully Monday!!! I am struggling with chater 8 of ANS here. And my beta for PP is to her ears with real life (school and things) so I am afraid you will have to wait a fortnight for it.
As to Darcy being beaten back to his memory! Hahahaha You are too funny!!!
My dears, rush over to Malena's pages, chapter 21 is up. Enjoy!
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Chapter 22 is up, my dears. Enjoy! More to come soon!
Chapter 23 and 24 have just been posted. Enjoy!
In this universe, we find that not only is it so but it was sanctioned by Darcy's father in his will?
Huh. . . well, that certainly puts Darcy in a pickle of a straitjacket, not to mix my metaphors too finely.
And Elizabeth is on her way to her beloved William, only to find out he is the same as Darcy? She will eventually find out, right, although already this mixed-up identities has gone on longer than I might ever have imagined. Richard seems to suggest that Darcy could marry Lady Cat's Anne but then ask Elizabeth to be his mistress? It's to his credit Darcy does not even consider this idea.
I am also surprised to find that Richard, Georgiana's guardian and defacto father, is considered also to be her betrothed--though he intends to wait until she has grown up to marry her. It seems strange to those of us with modern sensibilities--but speaking of sensibilities, Colonel Brandon in JA's S&S was twice the age of Marianne when he married her. So older men and cousin-to-cousin--okay, I get it.
I have no idea of what might happen next. Thank you for your original and compelling vision.
It is difficult to see this arranged marriage issue as sth acceptable in our occidental modern society. But do not forget that to this day many modern societies do have this arrangement and are quite content with it. Take India and Africa to mention only 2. Have you had a look at the film 'Bride and Prejudice'? That Boliwood film brings up this very subject quite nicely in a Darcy Elizabeth context.As to regent times the subject is also brought up in the recent film 'Georgiana' featuring Keira Knighly. Apparently young ladies had been persuaded of the fantasy that that was true love!
Thank you Lucy. All I can ever wish for is to know that readers find my writing as amusing as I do. Thank you fortelling me. It is an author's sole rewarding
Of course Fitzwilliam’s love interest will be Darcy’s Elizabeth. It can only get more comical and complicated from here! And the Matlock’s promoting a match between Darcy & Caroline & Bingley & Anne! Did Darcy hear anything Lady Catherine said about Mr. Collins going to visit his family in Hertfordshire!
This is too funny!
Kiss Anne here!
This is too funny!
Kiss Anne here!
YEY!!!At long last someone who sees the sign written on the wall!!!
