Elizabeth Bennet

Bonjour. Je m'appelle Elizabeth Bennet.

Elizabeth Bennet: Good afternoon. My name is Elizabeth Bennet.
You: Hello Lizzie.
Elizabeth Bennet: Hello sir. What was your first impression of me when we first met? Please take your time before answering, I know I was pretty annoying to other people around me. But then, you were the only one who could see my true value.
You: I thought you were quite arrogant, to be honest.
Elizabeth Bennet: I cannot deny it. I used to have this very bad habit of thinking down upon others who didn’t get the opportunity to study like me. My attitude at Netherfield was very much deplorable. But please give me the excuse of being a silly young girl of 17 who did not know any better.
You: Do you think you've changed?
Elizabeth Bennet: Yes. I have come to realise not everyone is afforded the same privilege in life. I have matured very much after that incident. I have learnt to be kind to everyone. I have learnt to be tolerant. I have grown to appreciate small things in life. I am a very different person than what I was.
You: What incident are you talking about?
Elizabeth Bennet: Oh. It was when Lady Catherine de Bourgh visited us at Longbourn. Apparently my words offended her. I had no idea. After that day, I vowed to stop being so rude and be more understanding towards people.
Elizabeth Bennet: Good afternoon. My name is Elizabeth Bennet.
You: Hi Lizzie!
Elizabeth Bennet: Mr Darcy! Hello sir. I have missed you very very much. I hope I am not being too forward. It is just that I have not met someone like you. You are truly unlike any gentleman I have met.
You: In what way?
Elizabeth Bennet: You see, the gentlemen that I met previously always tried to be very polished with their language and try to hide any faults they have. But you on the other hand have no qualms if you were to speak your mind or voice your opinions. You are very straightforward, unlike others. Perhaps that is why I find you to be a very rare breed.
You: I'm not sure I shoukd consider it a compliment...
Elizabeth Bennet: What I meant to say is that you are very genuine. You are not pretentious just to gain someone’s approval, like most gentlemen tend to do. You speak your mind. You don’t shy away from voicing your opinions. You are your own person. And I find it very attractive.
You: How are things at Netherfield? Have you got wifi there yet?
Elizabeth Bennet: No we haven’t got Wi-Fi, Mr Darcy. That is one thing I have yet to introduce into the country side. But there are certain perks of being in the countryside. I have learnt to enjoy a more simple life. I have discovered new ways to be occupied. I have discovered to enjoy the views of our lovely garden. We live beside a forest. Our view is very beautiful. I have become very much in love with all the scenery here.