Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice | 20. Pemberley

Oct 26, 2020

Guest Tim Murphy, as Mr. Gardiner, discusses Elizabeth and family's enchantment with Pemberley. They encounter Mr. Darcy unexpectedly, leading to polite conversations and a shift in opinions about him. The episode explores the charm of the estate and the characters' reflections on Mr. Darcy's behavior and character.

34:15

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Tim Murphy

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Quick takeaways

Elizabeth admires Pemberley's beauty, sparking thoughts of belonging there.

Mr. Darcy surprises Elizabeth with polite attentiveness, changing her perception of him.

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Exploring Pemberley

Elizabeth and her companions arrive at Pemberley. Elizabeth is in awe of Pemberley's natural beauty and elegant decor, feeling a connection to the place. As they tour the house and grounds, Elizabeth's admiration for the estate grows, and she wonders about what could have been if she belonged there.

Intro

2min

Exploring Pemberley with Elizabeth and the Housekeeper

5min

Unexpected Encounter at Pemberley

20min

An Unexpected Introduction and Flattering Gesture

3min

Reflections on Mr. Darcy's Behavior and a Shift in Opinions

5min

Elizabeth and her family are enthralled by all that they encounter at Pemberley - the grounds, the estate, and even to their surprise, the charms of its owner, whom they unexpectedly meet during their visit.

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This episode features the voices of Olivia French as Elizabeth Bennet, Ryan O’Connor as Mr Darcy, Ang Cuy as Mrs Gardiner, and introducing Tim Murphy as Mr Gardiner and Mary-Rose McLaren as Mrs Reynolds.

This production is directed by Liana Skewes, narrated by Olivia French and prepared for production by Elizabeth Bradford, Olivia French, Liana Skewes and Marli van der Bijl.

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