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PAGE PAGE 1傲慢与偏见分幕台词 看望姐姐 22 INT. NETHERFIELD - BREAKFAST ROOM - DAY. In the large grand dining room Caroline and Darcy are eating breakfast. It’s very formal, in fact frigid, compared to the volatile Bennet household. Darcy is reading the newspaper, Caroline is reading a letter. CAROLINE: (puts down the letter) Apparently, -Lady Bathurst is redecorating her ballroom in the French style. A little unpatriotic, don’t you think? Mr Darcy is about to answer when the door opens. A footman appears, his face rigid with disapproval. FOOTMAN: Miss Lizzie Bennet. Lizzie comes in, her face flushed, her skirt covered in mud. She looks ravishing. Darcy stares at her, then quickly rises to his feet. Caroline Bingley, astonished, looks her up and down. CAROLINE: Good Lord, Miss Bennet. Have you walked here? LIZZIE: I have. I’m so sorry. How is my sister? DARCY: (more kindly) She’s upstairs. (to footman) Show Miss Bennet the way, Alfred. Lizzie leaves. A beat. CAROLINE: Goodness, did you see her petticoat? Six inches deep in mud! No response. CAROLINE: (cont’d) And her hair, so blowsy and untidy! DARCY: I think her concern for her sister does her credit. A little pause, Caroline recovers. CAROLINE: Oh yes, it’s shocking to have a bad cold. I dislike excessively being ill myself. 23 INT. NETHERFIELD STAIRS - DAY. Lizzie races up the stairs to meet Bingley half way. His face lights up when he sees her. BINGLEY: Miss Lizzie! Oh I’m so glad to see you LIZZIE: How is she? BINGLEY: She has a violent cold, but we shall get the better of it. I will have a bed made up for you. You must be our guest here until Jane recovers. 24 INT. NETHERFIELD - JANE’S BEDROOM - DAY. Lizzie goes into the bedroom where Jane lies in bed, feverish and ill. The blinds are drawn. LIZZIE: Jane! Jane’s face lights up. Lizzie kisses her. JANE: Lizzie! Oh, your face is so cold. They’re being so kind to me, I feel such a terrible imposition. LIZZIE: Don’t worry. I don’t know who is more pleased at your being h