Lady Catherine and Elizabeth Bennet's Confrontation
from Pride And Prejudice
Written by Melissa Leilani Larson, Jane Austen
A tense, defiant, empowering Lady Catherine Van Der Bourgh & Elizabeth Bennet's duologue from "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" by Melissa Leilani Larson (adapted from Jane Austen). Genre: drama.
LADY CATHERINE: Miss Bennet, I am come to speak with you. I understand you are engaged to my nephew, Mr. Darcy.
ELIZABETH: Your information is incorrect, Lady Catherine. I am not engaged to Mr. Darcy.
LADY CATHERINE: Indeed? Then you deny it? You deny that you have encouraged his affections, that yo
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