She wants to get married but she doesn't want to marry a dud like her cousin. He's kind of self-aggrandizing and he just overly floor it, so everybody thinks he's "silly" She ends up saying something like you know I can't if you see what I'm saying to you as encouragement I can't imagine what I would have to say to you for you to stop asking me oh godOh no So he eventually eventually backs off he's a little offended but um everything ends up okay there in the end.
This week, we take another run at Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice is, in Andrew's words, "a book where a bunch of people eventually get married to each other.
"It's also more than that, of course—it gives us an opportunity to talk about class, wealth, social standing, love, the institution of marriage, Milton Bradley jingles, and one Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy (Fitzy to his friends).
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