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Was anyone going to tell me that Mary Bennet married Elon Musk twice?

TWICE!

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Moodboard:Mary Bennet

“Far be it from me, my dear sister, to depreciate such pleasures. They would doubtless be congenial with the generality of female minds. But I confess they would have no charms for me. I should infinitely prefer a book.”

It is a truth universally acknowledged (IMO) that the 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is the worst version I have ever seen.

There’s nothing wrong with being a Mary Bennet in a world of Elizabeth Bennet wannabes.

tabithahallows:

Can we all pls agree that Mary Bennet really didn’t do anything wrong? I mean, she was a little pretentious and anti-social but is that it? Cause that doesn’t justify to me why she’s treated with such disdain from literally every other character including her own family. Lizzie and Jane are a slight exception but that’s because they weren’t outright assholes to her. Both Mary’s parents pretty much just straight up ignored her and since she doesn’t fit in with any of her siblings is it really so strange that she found her own interests and strengths and focused all her energy on them? Wouldn’t you be kind of bitter if literally, no one seemed to like you or care about your interests? Especially at like 18 years old? I know that she’s overlooked all the adaptions because she wasn’t an overly important character in the books but how her story ended always sat wrong with me. She just continues to live with her parents while Kitty often stays with Lizzie and Jane? And that’s supposed to suit her just fine? The same parents that either belittled her (without doing a thing to try and amend her behaviour mind you) or just ignored her? That’s really all she’s gonna get out of life?

Mr. Darcy’s just a snob like that. Just lumping Mary in like that when didn’t really do anything wrong!

A quote that I feel sums up Mary Bennet to me:


I have the two qualities you require to see absolute truth. I am brilllant and unloved.”

–Miss Evangelista (Doctor Who: Forest of the Dead)

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What gets me is that the quote is said by the same actress who plays Mary in the 2005 film!

tabithahallows:

Can we all pls agree that Mary Bennet really didn’t do anything wrong? I mean, she was a little pretentious and anti-social but is that it? Cause that doesn’t justify to me why she’s treated with such disdain from literally every other character including her own family. Lizzie and Jane are a slight exception but that’s because they weren’t outright assholes to her. Both Mary’s parents pretty much just straight up ignored her and since she doesn’t fit in with any of her siblings is it really so strange that she found her own interests and strengths and focused all her energy on them? Wouldn’t you be kind of bitter if literally, no one seemed to like you or care about your interests? Especially at like 18 years old? I know that she’s overlooked all the adaptions because she wasn’t an overly important character in the books but how her story ended always sat wrong with me. She just continues to live with her parents while Kitty often stays with Lizzie and Jane? And that’s supposed to suit her just fine? The same parents that either belittled her (without doing a thing to try and amend her behaviour mind you) or just ignored her? That’s really all she’s gonna get out of life?

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To Elizabeth it appeared that, had her family made an agreement to expose themselves as much as they could during the evening, it would have been impossible for them to play their parts with more spirit or finer success.

- Pride and Prejudice, Chapter 18


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