Goodly Creatures: A Pride And Prejudice Deviation - Plot & Excerpts
She contemplated asking Rose for a hot water bottle and remaining in bed for the day but knew from experience, moving around would lessen the duration of her pain. Some blankets and pillows, as well as a basket, belonging to Rosings had been left at Hunsford after the picnic. She decided to return them before setting out for her morning walk to the grove. There she could spend some time trying to make sense of Jane’s last letter.As she was giving the basket filled with the blankets and a pillow to Gerard, Lady Catherine entered the vestibule. “Miss Bennet, please come with me. I have an urgent matter I must discuss with you.”Elizabeth followed her down the hall to a small sitting room. She wished proper behaviour did not require her to be polite to her brother-in-law’s patroness. Lady Catherine turned the key after they had entered, and her reluctant guest shuddered with the recollection of another locked door. Elizabeth experienced a particularly debilitating wave of cramps as she assessed her situation.As soon as they were settled, Lady Catherine began, “You can be at no loss, Miss Bennet, to understand the reason for my insisting on a meeting.”Elizabeth looked at her with astonishment.
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