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In this scene from Betrothed To Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy are sharing their thoughts on the importance of a gentleman's reputation.
“What do I care about my reputation? I have money in the bank and
soon I will marry the most beautiful and agreeable woman in all of England. You
are the one who is overly concerned with the opinions of others, though why you
care, I do not know.”
“I care,”
Darcy’s firm voice emphasized his point, “because all a gentleman has is his
reputation. Once he loses the good opinion of others, it is lost forever.”
“The good
opinion of society can be bought and sold. The true love of a good woman,
however, cannot.”
“It may not be
able to be purchased, but it still comes at a hefty price,” Mr. Darcy said,
then exited before Bingley could respond with more of his lovesick drivel.
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The dialogue is excellent. Enjoyed your eight very much, thank you.
ReplyDeleteAlways so pitch perfect on the tone! Another excellent excerpt!
ReplyDeleteI think they are never going to agree on this point.
ReplyDeleteGreat character voices once again.
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