Wednesday 7 March 2012

Book Five The Trial

Trials are usually organized chaos with each side getting a turn to state their case. The Darcy's have begun to feel more of the squeeze socially as when in town they would usually stay with Mrs. Hurst but they were not invited as it might taint them. The Darcy's stay with the Gardeners who are happy to host them. In addition to being shunned by social, Darcy realizes no matter the outcome of Wickham's trail they will be closer than they have ever have been, this bothers him so much he begins to regret marring Elizabeth despite the love he has for her and their beautiful children. Wickham tainted the whole experience for everyone he comes in contact with first of all Georgina, Elizabeth, and Lydia. All of whom either loved him or was charmed by him in some way. What did you think of the Testimony and Verdict? Why was Mrs Younge there during the proceedings, do she and Wickham have a secret? What about the surprise at the end of the section? Did anyone see that coming? I must admit I knew a twist was on its way but could not predict the one that occurred. I hope you are all still reading this book!!!

1 comment:

Michele said...

I was totally confused about Mrs. Younge, especially about what happened after the trial. I thought that she and Wickham had a personal relationship....