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00:00:00Do you know, Mr. Darcy?
00:00:02I've never met a man more truly reprehensible than he.
00:00:06Reprehensible? Surely we do not speak of the same man.
00:00:10Mr. Darcy may be cold in his manner, but he has only ever been a gentleman.
00:00:15Even the finest gentleman can hide their true nature.
00:00:19Darcy hides the darkness of his character very well.
00:00:23How so?
00:00:26Miss Elizabeth, what are you doing with the scoundrel?
00:00:32How long has it been since we saw each other last, Darcy?
00:00:37And how's your young sister? Does she still think of me?
00:00:41Speak of her again and I'll run you through with that sword of yours.
00:00:44Mr. Darcy, how very unkind. Mr. Wickham has done nothing to offend you.
00:00:49His offenses are immeasurable, as are my concerns for you.
00:00:53And what manner of concerns are they?
00:00:56I saw Mr. Collins had cost you, so I came to check on your well-being.
00:01:00And yet I find you here with another woman.
00:01:03Mr. Wickham saved me from Mr. Collins' violent advances.
00:01:07Even so, you do well to spend less time with fewer untrustworthy suitors.
00:01:12I see the years haven't changed you, Mr. Darcy.
00:01:15What you've gained in wealth used to lack in character.
00:01:20Gentlemen, let us not forget ourselves.
00:01:23I have accompanied Mr. Darcy here with good news.
00:01:26Have you come to call on my sister?
00:01:28Yes. I would like to invite your family to my ball tonight.
00:01:32I'm curious as to which suitor you would choose to attend it with, Miss Elizabeth.
00:01:38I will attend the ball with any man who makes his intentions clear.
00:01:44Attend tonight's ball with me.
00:01:50She will not, Mr. Wickham. I will not allow it.
00:01:54On what grounds, Mr. Darcy?
00:01:59If I ask her to the ball now, I shall appear as brazen as Mr. Wickham.
00:02:04On the grounds of his poor character.
00:02:09On the grounds of his poor character.
00:02:13Mine is no poorer than yours, sir.
00:02:18But I will not attend at all. If you both continue this ridiculous charade.
00:02:23Please do come tonight, Miss Elizabeth. It would be a terrible shame if...
00:02:34Miss Elizabeth, it would be a terrible shame if you didn't join us.
00:02:39It would be far more preferable for her not to come than to attend with this scum.
00:02:43My patience for your insults is wearing thin, Mr. Darcy.
00:02:47Mr. Wickham, stop this at once.
00:02:50I do not understand your quarrels, Mr. Darcy, but it must end here.
00:02:54Miss Elizabeth, I...
00:02:55No, I will not allow you to harm him.
00:02:58Please.
00:03:00I turn aside. I wish to handle Mr. Wickham alone.
00:03:18Are you mad? You wouldn't dare raise a sword against me.
00:03:22Is that a challenge, Darcy?
00:03:24Not a challenge, but a fact.
00:03:26Is that a challenge, Darcy?
00:03:28Not a challenge, but a fact.
00:03:30You've always fought like a coward, using your wiles instead of your weapons.
00:03:34Quite right.
00:03:36What use have I for weapons when I can take everything from you with mere words?
00:03:41I stole your father's affection, your sister's honour,
00:03:45and now I'm going to steal the woman who has caught your eye.
00:03:49I will not raise my breath.
00:03:52A soldier who's a lowly rank on the ranks is based on morality.
00:04:12Mr. Darcy!
00:04:13What evil possessed you to have punched an innocent man?
00:04:16Innocent? You do not know him.
00:04:19Nor does she know you.
00:04:22But I will reveal your true character in time, Darcy.
00:04:27Mr. Darcy, stop this at once.
00:04:29This is not the man you are.
00:04:31What sort of man do you want me to be?
00:04:34Someone who is neither violent nor brutish.
00:04:38Someone who can put down his pride in order to forgive the soldier's offence.
00:04:43My apologies, Miss Elizabeth.
00:04:46For in this moment, I can't be that man.
00:04:51Well, then the matter is settled.
00:04:54I shall attend the ball alone.
00:05:01Well, if you're happy with your decision,
00:05:04good day, Miss Elizabeth.
00:05:21Mr. Wickham, I apologise for Mr. Darcy's behaviour.
00:05:25He's not usually this disagreeable.
00:05:31Unfortunately, Mr. Darcy is not the upstanding man many believe him to be.
00:05:36What makes you say such a thing?
00:05:39Darcy and I grew up together.
00:05:42We were like brothers until his father died.
00:05:46When he found out his father left me a large portion of his inheritance,
00:05:50he stripped it from me out of jealousy.
00:05:59Now I am but a lonely soldier.
00:06:03Nothing but a meagre salary to live on.
00:06:06Oh, Mr. Wickham, how terrible for you.
00:06:10Oh, Mr. Wickham, how terrible for you.
00:06:15But perhaps Mr. Darcy's actions were the result of some misunderstanding.
00:06:21You know, he's not one to be this cruel.
00:06:24Your kindness is far too good for such a man.
00:06:28It appears I have to be wary of you, Miss Elizabeth.
00:06:34What? I'm a fool.
00:06:36If you continue to be this charming, I may be tempted to ask for your hand in marriage.
00:06:49I'm still in shock.
00:06:51I'm still in shock.
00:06:54I'm still in shock over Mr. Bingley's invitation to the ball.
00:06:58We must thank Mr. Darcy for keeping his word.
00:07:02Why don't you scowl, sir? He's done us a great kindness.
00:07:11That man is a conundrum.
00:07:13You know, I'm not sure he is as kind as we perceive him to be.
00:07:17What has brought about this change of heart?
00:07:20What has brought about this change of heart?
00:07:22Mr. Wickham! He told me that Mr. Darcy has done him a great disservice.
00:07:27Mr. Wickham is a stranger with strange rumours.
00:07:31You and I both know Mr. Darcy to be a bit awkward, but of good moral character.
00:07:40Besides, you seemed quite smitten with him last night.
00:07:45Smitten? How can I be smitten with a man who vexes me so?
00:07:57Vexes you? What has he done wrong?
00:08:01He's utterly confused me.
00:08:04You know, one moment he's kind, and then he's cold, brooding, and then brutish.
00:08:09The man is a proud paradox of a man.
00:08:12And then he refused to ask me to the ball, despite having already kissed me.
00:08:16Lizzie, you and Mr. Darcy have kissed.
00:08:26Jane, you truly are the most beautiful in all of Hertfordshire.
00:08:33Lizzie.
00:08:36You will not distract from Jane's radiance tonight.
00:08:45But stop, Mother. This is no better than a servant's dress.
00:08:49You will wear it, or you will not attend the ball.
00:09:06Is something wrong, Mr. Wickham? You seem lost for words.
00:09:12I am. I assumed your father was a high rank.
00:09:18Why on earth would you appear like this in society?
00:09:21Because it is what I can afford.
00:09:27What a quaint couple.
00:09:30What a quaint couple.
00:09:33A peasant and a poor soldier.
00:09:37Applause, everyone.
00:09:40Applause, everyone.
00:09:46My apologies. I cannot be seen with you.
00:09:54Poor little Lizzie. So easily abandoned.
00:09:59What will you do without your cowardly soldier?
00:10:06She'll dance with me.
00:10:30Let me make myself perfectly clear, Mr. Darcy.
00:10:34I'm only dancing with you to escape Anne's tyranny.
00:10:37Would you rather dance with Mr. Wickham?
00:10:40No, of course not.
00:10:42Both of you disparaged me and my family due to the inferiority of her birth.
00:10:46Miss Elizabeth, that was never my intention.
00:10:50What are your intentions, Mr. Darcy?
00:10:54What are your intentions, Mr. Darcy?
00:11:01You sought to prevent me from attending the ball with another man.
00:11:05And yet you refuse to reveal your reasonings as to why.
00:11:12Because Mr. Wickham is a thief and a coward and wholly unworthy of your presence.
00:11:18And what makes you worthier than he?
00:11:21Your prejudice and poor judge of character makes you blind to the truth.
00:11:27And your pride will be your downfall.
00:11:33Jane.
00:11:35Jane. Jane, are you all right?
00:11:38Jane. Jane.
00:11:41Good heavens, she's contagious.
00:11:43Out with her before we're all exposed.
00:11:46Please, allow me to assist you.
00:11:47No, it is all right. I do not wish to burden you.
00:11:50I insist.
00:12:08You mustn't get too close.
00:12:10My dear, you might fall ill on account of the Bennet family.
00:12:14How dare you suggest such a thing?
00:12:16My sister poses no harm.
00:12:19And yet you embarrass her in front of Sir Tom.
00:12:22I was only saying what others were thinking.
00:12:24Isn't that right, Mr. Darcy?
00:12:26If you wish to be a hindrance, Miss Anne, then leave us.
00:12:29I only wish to help.
00:12:31I shall accompany you to the Bennet to ensure you're not exposed to anything unsavoury.
00:12:37I shall walk home.
00:12:48I refuse to ride with anyone who takes pleasure in shaming my family.
00:12:51Please, stay.
00:12:53Do not give her the satisfaction of your absence.
00:12:56Do not deny me the pleasure of your presence.
00:13:07Come on, Jane. Let's get you upstairs.
00:13:25I thank you for helping my sister, but I do not understand why.
00:13:31Do you not believe me capable of showing kindness?
00:13:34That is not what I said.
00:13:36Sir Darcy, I...
00:13:37What do you refuse to accept?
00:13:39That a man of my status would stand by your side?
00:13:44I have nothing.
00:13:48You have everything.
00:13:50We come from completely different worlds.
00:13:53How am I acutely aware?
00:13:56It is truly absurd for a man like me to be associated with a woman like you.
00:14:05And yet, here I stand.
00:14:17So what are we reading today?
00:14:24Good night, Mr Darcy.
00:14:26Farewell, Miss Elizabeth.
00:14:32Do pay my regards to your poor sister.
00:14:35This is an unfortunate evening for her indeed.
00:14:38Why would you say such a thing?
00:14:41Because, tonight, her fairy tale ends.
00:14:47I'll make sure Bingley never marries that sickly girl.
00:14:57Lizzie.
00:15:16Have you been here all night?
00:15:18I was far too worried to sleep.
00:15:20I'm quite all right. I just needed a bit of rest.
00:15:24You know, last night, Anne spoke very harshly of you and Miss Bingley.
00:15:29I believe she means to interfere with his plans to marry you.
00:15:32That cannot be true.
00:15:34Miss Anne apologised and she cared for me alongside Miss Bingley.
00:15:39I know, but as she was leaving, she...
00:15:44Could it be?
00:15:46Mr Bingley!
00:15:48Come, Jane.
00:15:54What?
00:15:57Lizzie, would you answer it for me?
00:15:59I need a moment to prepare.
00:16:01Do not wish for him to see me in such a state.
00:16:03Of course, but you always look beautiful, my lovely Jane.
00:16:11Hurry up and answer it, Lizzie.
00:16:13I'm sure it's Mr Bingley with some good news for our Jane.
00:16:15Come on.
00:16:17Mr Darcy!
00:16:24I must speak with you alone.
00:16:31What are you doing here in our humble abode this morning?
00:16:39Please, excuse us.
00:16:42To be perfectly frank, Mr Darcy, I do not wish to speak to you.
00:16:46I am well aware of that fact.
00:16:48However, this is a matter of great urgence.
00:16:52If there is no matter left between us, there requires further discussion.
00:16:55I leave for London in the morning.
00:16:59London?
00:17:01Why so suddenly?
00:17:05Mr Bingley and I have business to attend to,
00:17:07as we must leave Netherfields before a season.
00:17:11But what about Jane?
00:17:13Isn't it Mr Bingley to leave without a word to her?
00:17:15I am well aware of Mr Bingley's intentions.
00:17:19But I must make mine known to you before I depart.
00:17:27Mr Darcy, I...
00:17:29I love you, Elizabeth.
00:17:34I'm sure that you do not.
00:17:37You cannot.
00:17:39I should not.
00:17:41It goes against our sense or reason.
00:17:44All of the rules of society.
00:17:46All of the rules of society.
00:17:52It goes against our sense or reason.
00:17:55All of the rules of society.
00:17:57That separate us because of the basis of your birth.
00:18:05Don't you torment me.
00:18:10Thank you, Sir Ryan.
00:18:13I burn for you.
00:18:17I am inexplicably and irrevocably
00:18:20in love with you, Elizabeth Bennet.
00:18:23Love's the truth.
00:18:34Mr Darcy, I...
00:18:51Mr Darcy, you are far too presumptuous
00:18:54I have yet to give you my answer.
00:18:56Lizzie, what are you doing in there?
00:18:59Come, I have a place where she cannot find us.
00:19:04Do you have an answer for my confession?
00:19:07I have, but you may not wish to hear it.
00:19:11I wish to understand everything that you're feeling right now in this hand.
00:19:15You vex me beyond reason.
00:19:18You're wonderful and terrible, Mr Darcy.
00:19:21A man who is equally as kind as he is confusing.
00:19:30You've behaved rashly towards me since the night we met.
00:19:33Why?
00:19:36Because I am slowly, agonizingly,
00:19:40being consumed by my affection for you.
00:19:44Consumed by my affection for you.
00:19:47By me for you.
00:19:56Now do you understand?
00:20:01Mr Darcy, you confuse love for desire.
00:20:07This isn't love.
00:20:09This is madness.
00:20:11A risk for us both.
00:20:13You're a risk I'm willing to take.
00:20:17But please, I beg of you.
00:20:20End my torment.
00:20:23Let me do the unthinkable to you.
00:20:29End my torment.
00:20:32Let me do the unthinkable to you.
00:20:35Yes.
00:21:05I love you.
00:21:36I love you.
00:21:45You bewitched me, Elizabeth Bennet.
00:21:51Showing to me is to be bewitched.
00:21:56How it feels.
00:22:05How it feels.
00:22:22Lizzie?
00:22:24Lizzie!
00:22:27Elizabeth, you do not have to answer her every beck and call.
00:22:30We must, or we will arouse even more attention than we already have.
00:22:34Let them suspect us.
00:22:36Are you mad?
00:22:38If anyone discovers or even suspects that we have slept together,
00:22:42it will ruin my sister's chances at marriage.
00:22:44I swear to you I will not.
00:22:48My father is dying, Mr Darcy.
00:22:52If not one of us have wed before he dies, we will be destitute.
00:23:00My actions have endangered us all.
00:23:04Sweetheart.
00:23:06Elizabeth Bennet, where on earth have you been?
00:23:09The servants and I have searched the grounds for you to the point of exhaustion.
00:23:13I apologise. I just went for a stroll to clear my head.
00:23:17With Mr Darcy, no less.
00:23:19And where is he now?
00:23:21And what was it you so urgently needed to speak of?
00:23:24My intention to marry her.
00:23:29Elizabeth Bennet, will you marry me?
00:23:33You cannot marry Lizzie.
00:23:35I will not allow it.
00:23:37The decision has nothing to do with you, Mrs Bennet.
00:23:40How dare you?
00:23:42Marry my Jane instead.
00:23:46Show him that I am just.
00:23:48I do not.
00:23:49Your estate is larger than Mr Bingley's
00:23:52and Jane is a far more attractive prospect than Lizzie.
00:23:56Do you care so little for your daughters
00:23:58that you would senselessly just interchange them to satisfy your greed?
00:24:03She is my flesh and blood.
00:24:07My true daughter.
00:24:09And I would prioritise her needs above all else.
00:24:13Enough!
00:24:15Both of you.
00:24:18Mark my words.
00:24:20I will personally see to it that myself and Mr Bingley will never marry your dear Jane.
00:24:29I will never marry you.
00:24:37Are you rejecting me, Mrs Bennet?
00:24:40How could I ever marry a man who could so easily strip away the possibility of my sister's happy marriage?
00:24:51Well, since you have clearly been rejected,
00:24:56you may take your leave, Mr Darcy.
00:25:00This is not finished.
00:25:02This is not.
00:25:04How mistaken you are.
00:25:07I would rather all my daughters die spinsters than allow you to marry Lizzie.
00:25:15I will return.
00:25:17It will make me more civil.
00:25:19Don't bother.
00:25:21Lizzie will be married off long before you return.
00:25:25Well, if you have nothing else to say to me, Mrs Bennet, I shall take my leave for London.
00:25:32Stop it.
00:25:39You have ruined our family!
00:25:41Because of you, Jane has lost her chance at marriage.
00:25:47I've done everything I can to fight for this family and still it is not enough.
00:25:51Because you have failed.
00:25:53You're the one who's treated me as your true daughter.
00:25:56Why should I have?
00:25:58I never wanted you.
00:26:00And look what you've done.
00:26:02You are the reason why Jane will die alone.
00:26:05Which is why, from now on, you are no longer a part of this family.
00:26:22Get off me. Get off me.
00:26:41Stepmother.
00:26:44Please, I swear I will fix this.
00:26:48Until you persuade Mr Bingley to marry Jane, I am forbidding you to return to this home.
00:27:12Jane, you must go back to the house before you fall ill.
00:27:15Mother was wrong about you, about everything.
00:27:18You should have accepted Mr Darcy.
00:27:20I cannot accept a man who would purposely separate you from Mr Bingley.
00:27:25Even if you love him.
00:27:27You do love Mr Darcy, don't you?
00:27:30He's too prideful and uncaring.
00:27:34I mean, he would steal your happiness and mine.
00:27:37How long will you lie to yourself on my account?
00:27:46Mother.
00:27:52If you truly love Mr Darcy, then go after him.
00:27:58Jane.
00:28:03I shall go to London and make things right for Jane.
00:28:06My personal affairs with Mr Darcy will have to wait.
00:28:16I promise you, Jane.
00:28:19I will not return home until I have convinced Mr Bingley to marry you.
00:28:46What?
00:28:49Is this a dream?
00:28:52What is this beautiful place?
00:29:05What on earth is going on?
00:29:07We were instructed to tend to you as though you were the lady of the house.
00:29:11Lady of what house? What on earth do you...
00:29:13Ladies, prepare her reports.
00:29:44Jane.
00:29:57Thank you all for doing this, but I still do not understand why.
00:30:03You're expected downstairs in the dining hall.
00:30:07By whom?
00:30:08The master of the house.
00:30:10Come.
00:30:16Enjoy your meal, my lady.
00:30:21Elizabeth Bennet. Welcome to Pemberley.
00:30:33I'm all right, Mr Darcy.
00:30:35On the contrary. I found you collapsed by the side of the road.
00:30:39I thought you had left for London.
00:30:41I thought it would be foolish to leave with the way we left things unresolved.
00:30:46You have nothing left to discuss?
00:30:49What about the small matter of me saving your life?
00:30:59I had my doctor care for you. I had my maids bathe and dress you.
00:31:03Thank you for that, but it was hardly necessary.
00:31:07Well, my doctor thought it necessary for me to look after you.
00:31:10Oh, Mr Darcy, I...
00:31:12So necessary, in fact, he said that you should stay for three days
00:31:16to ensure your well-being so you are healthy enough to travel home.
00:31:21So am I to be your hostage?
00:31:23No. You are to be my wife.
00:31:29You are to be my wife.
00:31:36Mr Darcy, have you lost all your senses?
00:31:40Yes, because of you.
00:31:42Because I couldn't have left things as they were.
00:31:45It would have been better if you had.
00:31:47Your cruelty towards my sister and my family was...
00:31:50Inexcusable. I know.
00:31:52You know nothing.
00:31:56I love Jane more than anything in this world
00:31:58and I cannot marry a man who would break her heart.
00:32:02Jane loves Mr Bingley with all she has.
00:32:06It makes her happy.
00:32:08I don't understand why you would seek to ruin that.
00:32:12I was a fool to utter those words. I didn't mean them.
00:32:15I said them out of anger.
00:32:17As did I.
00:32:19I will do everything to ensure that Bingley and Jane's marriage goes ahead.
00:32:23I promise.
00:32:27Do you really mean that, Mr Darcy?
00:32:30I do.
00:32:32But on one condition.
00:32:36Which is?
00:32:39Stay with me for three days as if you were my wife.
00:32:42For three days?
00:32:44Yes. And if you stay, I will send for Jane and Bingley to join us
00:32:48so that I may encourage them to get engaged and save your family.
00:32:53All I ask in exchange is for the chance to change your mind.
00:32:58About?
00:33:01Whether you agree.
00:33:12If I am to choose to stay here for the next three days,
00:33:15I have some conditions of my own.
00:33:18Name them.
00:33:20First, I shall be under no obligation to speak to you.
00:33:25Could you resist the temptation?
00:33:27I can, and I shall.
00:33:30Second, I shall not be required at any time to be in the same room as you.
00:33:40You called, my lord?
00:33:42I have an urgent request.
00:33:44For the next three days, could you ensure that all the guest rooms are locked?
00:33:49Of course, my lord.
00:33:55During the day, you may spend your time alone if you'd like.
00:33:58You may eat your meals in the dining hall,
00:34:00spend time in the parlour and the arts halls.
00:34:05And at night?
00:34:08Where am I supposed to sleep?
00:34:26Oh, you do not have to hide.
00:34:29According to my staff, you are the lady of the house.
00:34:33Just as you are to me, Mrs. Darcy.
00:34:41Pardon the interruption, my lord.
00:34:44You have visitors.
00:34:46Oh, I cannot be seen here, Mr. Darcy.
00:34:48What if my stepmother comes after us?
00:34:51Then we shall face her together.
00:34:57To what misfortune do I owe this unpleasant reunion, Miss Bennet?
00:35:27Lady Catherine, I...
00:35:29I can't let on that Darcy means to marry me.
00:35:32Lady Catherine would never allow it.
00:35:35I brought her to Pemberley.
00:35:37To work as his maid servant?
00:35:39Miss Elizabeth, what sort of nonsense is this?
00:35:42And what sort of servant dresses like a princess?
00:35:46I was simply trying it on, in your stead.
00:35:49This gift from Mr. Darcy was meant to be a surprise.
00:35:53For you.
00:35:54Well, if you've worn it, I don't want it.
00:35:57You'll have plenty of time to buy me gifts once we're married.
00:36:02Speaking of marriage...
00:36:04Go, fetch us your finest refreshments.
00:36:07Today we have cause to celebrate.
00:36:10What celebration do you speak of?
00:36:12Your engagement to Anne.
00:36:19I have no intention of marrying your daughter, Lady Catherine.
00:36:24Your father's dying wish was for our families to be joined together forever.
00:36:32Is this true, Mr. Darcy?
00:36:35To be joined in matters of business, not marriage.
00:36:40I hear you're leaving for London before the end of the season.
00:36:43You must marry Anne before you depart.
00:36:50And if you refuse...
00:36:52Who knows what vicious rumors might spread about your relationship with your maid servant.
00:37:00Why are you still standing here?
00:37:03Fetch us the refreshments.
00:37:05I will strike you so you know how to obey your master.
00:37:09Lady Catherine!
00:37:10I shall bring them at once.
00:37:13Please excuse me.
00:37:29I expect you to have brought Darcy's best champagne.
00:37:34Yes, madam.
00:37:35The kitchen provided Mr. Darcy's French-crafted heirloom glasses for the occasion.
00:37:40Well done. This occupation suits you.
00:37:44Now please serve my fiancé the first glass so he may need the toast.
00:38:03Oops!
00:38:05Are you all right?
00:38:08I'm fine, Mr. Darcy. Thank you.
00:38:12Oh, you poor dear. Your dress is soiled.
00:38:16Oh, come. I'll fix you up right away.
00:38:19We are friends, after all.
00:38:22What a ridiculous notion, Anne.
00:38:25But if you insist, go.
00:38:27Darcy and I will discuss the matter of your wedding.
00:38:32There will be no wedding.
00:38:34I would like for both of you to leave.
00:38:38Darcy, your father's will requires you to host my daughter Antony here at Pemberley whenever we request it.
00:38:48So I am demanding that you fulfill your father's wishes.
00:38:56Fine!
00:38:58You can stay.
00:39:00But respect what is mine.
00:39:03Well, now that our stay is settled, come, Lizzie, and I'll ensure you receive the respect you truly deserve.
00:39:16Bring all these to my guest room.
00:39:20Now!
00:39:24Faster, you stupid cow!
00:39:27You do everything that I demand.
00:39:32And what if I refuse?
00:39:35This!
00:39:48Elephants?
00:39:52Hassan!
00:39:53What on earth happened here?
00:40:03Oh!
00:40:06Mr. Darcy, I fell.
00:40:08Do not lie on her behalf.
00:40:10She speaks the truth. She slipped. It was so dreadful.
00:40:13Let me tend to her, Mr. Darcy.
00:40:15Enough!
00:40:16You've done enough.
00:40:19I will take charge from here.
00:40:32Mr. Darcy, do you intend for us to be caught?
00:40:34It is my wish to tend to my future wife as an example of husbandhood.
00:40:37I am not a man.
00:40:39I am a man.
00:40:41I am a man.
00:40:43I am a man.
00:40:45I am a man.
00:40:47I am a man.
00:40:49I am a man.
00:40:51I am a man.
00:40:53I am a man.
00:40:55I am a man.
00:40:57I am a man.
00:40:59I am a man.
00:41:01As an example of husbandhood.
00:41:12Mr. Darcy, do you truly intend to defy Lady Catherine and refuse to marry Anne?
00:41:19My marital intentions solely belong to you.
00:41:31Mr. Darcy, what on earth is going on?
00:41:52Mr. Darcy, what on earth is going on?
00:41:55So what do we owe the honor of your intrusion?
00:41:58I only came to offer my apologies.
00:42:00I feel just awful about what happened.
00:42:03How unlike you.
00:42:05Mr. Darcy, I've changed.
00:42:07I've realized now that my unkindness
00:42:10to those less fortunate than I was utterly wrong.
00:42:15What brought about this sudden revelation?
00:42:19Seeing Miss Elizabeth in your employ,
00:42:22would you permit me a moment alone
00:42:23to apologize to my dear friend?
00:42:27It's all right, Mr. Darcy.
00:42:31Alan and I shall discuss briefly,
00:42:32and then we will join you downstairs.
00:42:35If you wish it, I will allow it.
00:42:38Please, excuse me.
00:42:43Oh, dear Lizzie, please forgive me.
00:42:46Um, are you truly sorry?
00:42:53No.
00:42:54Nor will I ever be.
00:42:57Let's see how beautiful Mr. Darcy finds you
00:42:59with your hair cut to pieces.
00:43:11I warned you not to touch her.
00:43:19Lady Catherine, how could you expect me
00:43:21to marry such a vile woman?
00:43:23Oh, come now, Darcy.
00:43:24Let us not make unnecessary assumptions.
00:43:27Assumptions?
00:43:29Look what she's done.
00:43:30That wretched girl did that to herself.
00:43:32She used to frame me.
00:43:33That is not true, Mr. Darcy.
00:43:35I swear it.
00:43:37Don't worry.
00:43:38I'll make things right.
00:43:40Lady Catherine, let me make this very clear.
00:43:44As you and your daughter are prone to delusion,
00:43:46I will never marry her.
00:43:48Not in this life or the next.
00:43:51And from this day forward, you are both banished
00:43:53from Pemberley.
00:43:55And you'll do all that for a mere servant girl?
00:43:59She is not a servant.
00:44:01She is to be my wife.
00:44:05She is to be my wife.
00:44:08Mark my words, Darcy.
00:44:11I shall see to it that your union with that Bennet girl
00:44:15never comes to pass.
00:44:17Mr. Darcy, what have you done?
00:44:19Why would you tell them we are to be married?
00:44:22Because I love you.
00:44:24And I want to marry you.
00:44:26And I'm sick of hiding my feelings.
00:44:28The world cannot know of our feelings.
00:44:31It would ruin us.
00:44:33Do you not trust me to protect you?
00:44:36Anne saw us.
00:44:37I'm sure she knows of our indiscretions
00:44:39outside of the marriage bed.
00:44:41It would ruin my family.
00:44:43Mr. Bingley has already doubted my family's integrity once.
00:44:47Are you sure you will be able to restore
00:44:48his trust a second time?
00:44:52Why do you doubt me, Elizabeth?
00:44:54Have I ever given you reason to question
00:44:56my ability to perform?
00:45:01No, you have not.
00:45:04Then why do you resist me?
00:45:06Because I do not believe I deserve you.
00:45:09Or the happiness that marriage comes with,
00:45:11that Jane was born for.
00:45:17Let me show you everything that I believe
00:45:19that you deserve to have.
00:45:20This is yours.
00:45:26As I am yours.
00:45:27This is what you deserve to have.
00:45:36This is yours.
00:45:42As I am yours.
00:45:44I love you.
00:45:59If you want to trust me, you must surrender to me.
00:46:08As I surrender to you.
00:46:14As I surrender to you.
00:46:23Why do you love me, Miss Bosley?
00:46:27I'm a person of no importance, no wealth to my family.
00:46:32And you're a prince.
00:46:37And princes do not love the poor Elizabeth's world.
00:46:39And yes, I love you.
00:46:41I love all that you are.
00:46:43Let me show you all the ways that I love you.
00:47:09No!
00:47:26Maybe I've lost my mind.
00:47:29But I've unmistakably fallen in love with you, Mr. Darsky.
00:47:34If only I had the courage to tell you.
00:47:39I love you.
00:47:53There's a visitor at the door for you, Miss Bennet.
00:47:56For me?
00:47:57But, I mean, no one knows I'm here.
00:48:00The gentleman did not give his name,
00:48:02but he says he must speak with you urgently.
00:48:09Oh.
00:48:23Mr. Collins, how on earth did you find me?
00:48:25How I found you is of no importance.
00:48:28I've been tasked with retrieving you from this place.
00:48:32I will not go with you.
00:48:33If you continue to defy me,
00:48:36I will shatter your arm to pieces.
00:48:39Let go of me at once, or I will scream.
00:48:42Mr. Darcy shall...
00:48:43Your time with Mr. Darcy has come to an end.
00:48:47Your sister Jane has fallen gravely ill.
00:48:50If you wish to see her again,
00:48:52you will leave with me at once.
00:49:03Miss Elizabeth.
00:49:18She can't possibly be leaving.
00:49:28Mr. Darcy.
00:49:30Miss Bennet.
00:49:31Where is she?
00:49:33Miss Bennet has taken a leave with Mr. Collins.
00:49:37This was left for you.
00:49:43Dear Mr. Darcy,
00:49:45I must return home due to a pertinent family matter.
00:49:48Mr. Collins has graciously offered to escort me,
00:49:50so I no longer require your assistance.
00:49:52Regards, Lizzie.
00:49:54Did you see her write that letter with her own hand?
00:49:57I did not.
00:49:58The gentleman handed it to me in a flurry when he left.
00:50:01I'm going after her. Ready my horse.
00:50:16Hurry it up, men!
00:50:18Why are you taking me here?
00:50:19Your father must have taken me to see Jane.
00:50:31Oh dear!
00:50:33Ouch!
00:50:39You will not return home until we are married.
00:50:43Come, Lady Catherine and the priest await us inside.
00:51:01Elizabeth!
00:51:04Do not allow that man any closer under any circumstances.
00:51:09Mr. Darcy may chase you to the ends of the earth,
00:51:12but I will never let him take you from me.
00:51:15He already has.
00:51:19Ah!
00:51:21No!
00:51:23No!
00:51:25No!
00:51:27No!
00:51:29No!
00:51:30No!
00:51:32Mr. Darcy!
00:51:45Stop, mother!
00:51:46Why are you here?
00:51:47Is Jane not ill?
00:51:48Should you not be home tending to her?
00:51:50Your sister is not ill.
00:51:51That was merely an excuse to separate you from Darcy.
00:51:55Are you so monstrous that you'd use my sister's illness
00:51:59as a false pretense?
00:52:02How dare you!
00:52:04Oh, that is enough, Lizzie!
00:52:06Lady Catherine has agreed to guarantee and finance
00:52:10your sister's wedding to Mr. Bingley.
00:52:13And I shall do the same for you,
00:52:15as long as you never see Darcy again
00:52:18and marry Mr. Collins this instant.
00:52:22The only man she will accept as her husband is me.
00:52:39I should have never left you.
00:52:41The blame is with the deceivers, not the deceived.
00:52:44Yes.
00:52:45Return my wife to me at once!
00:52:47Do not try to claim her.
00:52:49She is neither your wife nor mine.
00:52:51She will never be yours, Darcy.
00:52:54And should you continue to pursue her,
00:52:57I will ensure that Tom knows of her indiscretions
00:53:00before the end of the day.
00:53:03I will marry her still.
00:53:06With expensive your money?
00:53:08I will marry her still.
00:53:11I will marry her still.
00:53:14With expensive your reputation?
00:53:17And what about her sisters?
00:53:21Will they accept your happy marriage
00:53:26if they become unmarriageable as a result?
00:53:33Think of your sisters, Lizzie!
00:53:36Of Jane!
00:53:38Will you be so selfish as to deny her
00:53:41her happiness with Mr. Bingley?
00:53:45If Jane is resigned to Spinsterwood,
00:53:49she will die with a broken heart.
00:53:59Lizzie, disregard all her comments.
00:54:02It's just nonsense.
00:54:05I love you.
00:54:08I love you so much
00:54:10it fills my heart to the point
00:54:12where it could burst.
00:54:15And I thank you for loving me
00:54:17more than I could ever deserve.
00:54:29Miss Darcy,
00:54:31I love you.
00:54:36I cannot marry you.
00:54:45Wisely, Lizzie.
00:54:47Your sisters will be overjoyed.
00:54:52That is all I have ever wished for.
00:54:56Get to the vows,
00:54:58Mr. Collins and Miss Bennet.
00:55:01Aren't the only two to be wed this day?
00:55:17Oh, come now, Mr. Darcy.
00:55:19You look so unhappy for a man
00:55:21about to wed the most beautiful bride
00:55:23in all of Hertfordshire.
00:55:25I've denied you once before
00:55:27and I'll do it again.
00:55:29You will marry Anne
00:55:31or I will ruin the Bennet family
00:55:33as promised.
00:55:39Do you,
00:55:41William Collins,
00:55:43take Elizabeth Bennet
00:55:47to be your loving wife?
00:55:50I do.
00:55:52And do you,
00:55:54Elizabeth Bennet,
00:55:56take William Collins
00:55:58for your loving husband?
00:56:02I...
00:56:04I...
00:56:06She does not.
00:56:18You,
00:56:20you vile potato!
00:56:22Your impertinence
00:56:24shall be punished!
00:56:28How
00:56:30dare you!
00:56:32Mark my words!
00:56:34I shall bring you
00:56:36boastfully!
00:56:38I will see to it that you reap what you sow.
00:56:40Let's not forget
00:56:42I am the
00:56:44proprietor of Pemberley.
00:56:47This is my father's estate
00:56:49and I am the sole heir.
00:56:51I am not a child
00:56:53that you can manipulate and control.
00:56:55I am a man
00:56:58that's in love with a woman
00:57:00who is far superior to your daughter
00:57:02in every way imaginable.
00:57:04So no,
00:57:06I will bend your wishes.
00:57:10You monster! What have you done?
00:57:13Elizabeth Bennet,
00:57:15will you forgo your fears
00:57:17and marry me?
00:57:20Lizzie,
00:57:22do my eyes deceive me
00:57:24or are you to be engaged as I am?
00:57:28Mr. Bickley proposed?
00:57:37After I received a letter from a certain Mr. Darcy
00:57:40scolding me for failing to
00:57:42propose to Miss Jane Sooner,
00:57:44I finally came to my senses.
00:57:48Thank heavens!
00:57:50We are saved!
00:57:58He's not the only one
00:58:00who's gone to his senses, Lizzie.
00:58:02Give Mr. Darcy your answer.
00:58:11I suppose I shall.
00:58:13I suppose you shall what?
00:58:15Marry you, Ben.
00:58:19Is that a yes, Miss Lizzie?
00:58:21Truly and wholeheartedly.
00:58:28I,
00:58:30Elizabeth Bennet,
00:58:33truly and wholeheartedly
00:58:37forgo all of my fears
00:58:40and happily marry you.
00:58:55Well, I would say,
00:58:57Elizabeth Bennet,
00:58:59but I find your lack of congratulations
00:59:01towards Lizzie and I is
00:59:03horrible.
00:59:05Please forgive me, Mr. Darcy.
00:59:07I have wronged you both terribly.
00:59:09But now that we are all family,
00:59:11we should live together
00:59:13in Pemberley.
00:59:16Definitely not.
00:59:18Oh, come now, Lizzie.
00:59:20I'm sure Mr. Darcy
00:59:22has more than enough room.
00:59:24Well, after how you treated your stepdaughter,
00:59:26I'm afraid I have no room for you.
00:59:28Please reconsider,
00:59:30Mr. Darcy.
00:59:32How could you
00:59:34treat me so harshly?
00:59:38Of course, Mother.
00:59:40It's exactly what you deserve.
00:59:42Jamie,
00:59:44how could you?
00:59:46I have done everything
00:59:48to ensure that your marriage
00:59:50to Mr. Bingley...
00:59:53If we don't hurry,
00:59:55we shall be late for hours.
00:59:57Mine and Mr. Darcy's servants
00:59:59have been working hard
01:00:01at the ceremonial grounds
01:00:03at Pemberley for the four of us.
01:00:07Are you saying that both Lizzie and I
01:00:09are due to be married today?
01:00:15Well, that is only if you wish it so.
01:00:19Lizzie!
01:00:23Lizzie!
01:00:31Ladies and gentlemen,
01:00:33please prepare for the brides.
01:00:43You look beautiful, my love.
01:01:09Do you, Charles Bingley,
01:01:11take Jane Bennet
01:01:13to be your beloved wife?
01:01:17I do.
01:01:19And do you, Jane Bennet,
01:01:21take Jane Bennet
01:01:23to be your...
01:01:25I do.
01:01:27Very well, then.
01:01:29And do you,
01:01:31Fitzwilliam Darcy,
01:01:33take...
01:01:35Caspic,
01:01:37I would like to make my vows
01:01:39to my wife to thee.
01:01:41I prepared a speech
01:01:43in which I intended to tell you
01:01:45how ardently I care for you.
01:01:47Yet your radiance renders me speechless.
01:01:49Lizzie Bennet,
01:01:51you are the light of my life
01:01:53and you are to be the mother of my child.
01:02:03And I can no longer withhold
01:02:05my desire to kiss you right now.
01:02:09Then kiss me, my beloved Darcy.
01:02:19Ah!