Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice | 15. A Letter of Explanation

Aug 29, 2020

Voice actor Ryan O'Connor portrays Mr. Darcy in a podcast episode where he reveals Mr. Darcy's painful history with Mr. Wickham and explains his actions towards Jane and Mr. Bingley. The episode focuses on a detailed letter of explanation, expressing regrets, justifying actions, and unraveling the deceitful nature of George Wickham.

22:07

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Ryan O’Connor

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Quick takeaways

Mr. Darcy explains his reservations about Jane and Mr. Bingley's relationship, aiming to prevent what he deems an unfit union.

Darcy reveals Wickham's deceitful past and motives, detailing the financial aid given by his father and the elopement with Georgiana.

Deep dives

Revelation of Mr. Darcy's Intentions

Mr. Darcy reveals the true nature of his actions regarding Mr. Bingley and Mr. Wickham to Elizabeth through a detailed letter. He explains his observations of Mr. Bingley's attachment to her sister and his conviction of her indifference. Darcy expresses his objections to their marriage based on his assessments of both parties, aiming to prevent what he perceives as an unsuitable match.

Intro

2min

A Revealing Letter and Justifications

2min

Justifying Actions and Expressing Regrets

9min

Revealing the Deceitful Nature of George Wickham

5min

Revelation and Apology in a Letter

4min

The following morning, Elizabeth personally receives a letter from Mr Darcy responding to her accusations the morning before and explaining his actions towards both Jane and Mr Bingley. His painful history with Mr Wickham is also revealed.

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This episode features the voice of Ryan O’Connor as Mr Darcy.

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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