مغازله با آقای دارسی: یک تغییر در غرور و تعصب

In this tale, Erin Butler has turned the classic story of Elizabeth and Darcy on its head. She begs to answer the question, 'What if Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth were good friends since childhood? How then would their love grow?' The great Darcy family took Elizabeth in when she was but a child. Now that she is eighteen, she is an amiable companion for Mrs. Darcy, who has since become ill. Her physician has prescribed her some time in Bath and there, Mr. Darcy joins them. Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam are the best of friends. For Elizabeth, however, it is much more than that. After not seeing Elizabeth for six months, Fitzwilliam finds her much altered. He is determined to see her comfortably married and escorts her about Bath in hopes she catches the eye of an eligible young suitor. This is too painful for Elizabeth, who has only sought the affection of one man. When truths are laid bare, will Darcy be able to overcome his sisterly affection for her? Or is their love ruined before it even had a chance? This Pride and Prejudice variation is suitable for all ages.