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It is the night after Mary’s arrival at Pemberley, and she is up late
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Start: DARCY: Miss Bennet, I didn’t realize you’d be up at this hour.
MARY: Good evening, Mr. Darcy, I find it is the only quiet hour in the day. I should ask forgiveness of you for creeping around your library at night like a specter. Please excuse me.
She goes to leave.
DARCY: Please stay. May I ask what preoccupies you this evening?
[.. ... ..]
End: DARCY: Might you not define yourself, Miss Bennet?
MARY: That seems easier to articulate than to accomplish.
DARCY: Good advice always is. We are almost to a new year, Miss Bennet; the season may bring with it a new beginning. Good night and...enjoy America.
MARY: I will, Mr. Darcy. Good night.
Darcy exits as Mary looks at the world far beyond her.
Gunderson, Lauren and Margot Melcon, Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, Dramatist’s Play
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