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What do you get when you add pride to prejudice?
First, you will get the book and later a movie:-)
By the way, I just came back from watching the movie. All of us have our own pride and prejudice-only the quantity and locations vary from person to person.
The Peak District reminds me of my alma mater-the University of Sheffield.
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Abedib, when they show the series on British tv, I think I never fail to follow them, even for the umpteenth times! :)
I will watch it come nx week during my week long cuti! But the sad part is... it's not gonna be the same Mr Darcy! :(
Posted by: Honeytar | Sunday, January 08, 2006 at 05:26 PM
Honeytar,
I hate Mr Collins but adored Mr Bennet's patience in taking care of his family...not to mention his wits.
Posted by: Adib | Monday, January 09, 2006 at 10:55 AM