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conversations.value: a description for a book titled Pride And Prejudice And Zombies about Seth, Grahame-Smiths with the genre: Self-Help, Relationships
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conversations.value: Seth Grahame-Smiths reworking of the the author classic.
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conversations.value: a plot for a book titled Pride And Prejudice And Zombies
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conversations.value: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies takes place in 19th century England where a zombie virus has spread across the country.\nThose with the zombie virus are called the "stricken", "sorry stricken", "un-dead", "unmentionables", or "zombies".\nThe presence of the zombies adds a horror element to its fiction genre.\nThe protagonist of the story is Miss Elizabeth Bennet, a young woman living with her parents, mr and mrs Bennet, and her four sisters.\nmr Bennet trains his daughters in martial arts and weapons training, eventually molding them into a capable zombie-fighting army.\nMeanwhile, mrs Bennet endeavors to obtain wealthy and high status husbands for her daughters.\nSeeing an opportunity to achieve her goal, mrs Bennet sends her daughters to a local ball where a wealthy bachelor, Charles Bingley, is expected to make an appearance.\nAt the ball, mr Bingley and the eldest Bennet daughter, Jane, make a connection in the midst of a chaotic zombie attack.\nDuring this time, Elizabeth meets Fitzwilliam Darcy, mr Bingley\'s closest friend/zombie killer.\nAs time passes, mr Bingley and Jane become more acquainted with one another.\nHowever, this companionship leaves the Bennet girls confused when mr Bingley & Co.\nsuddenly abandon Netherfield Park.\nWhen the local militia arrives in town to exhume and destroy dead bodies, Elizabeth becomes friendly with one of the soldiers, George Wickham, who claims that Darcy cheated Wickham out of an inheritance.\nElizabeth\'s dislike for Darcy intensifies when she learns that he plotted to separate Bingley from her sister, Jane.\nElizabeth vows to avenge the separation of her family by killing Darcy, and she is afforded that opportunity when he appears unannounced at a cottage where she is visiting her newlywed friend Charlotte.\nBefore Elizabeth can fetch her katana and behead him, Darcy surprises her by proposing marriage.\nIn this scene, they break out into a verbal and physical fight, in which Darcy is wounded.\nHe escapes with his life and writes a long letter to Elizabeth explaining his actions.\nHe separated Jane and Bingley out of fear that Jane had contracted the "mysterious plague".\nIn regards to the allegedly wronged soldier Wickham, Darcy explains that Wickham attempted to elope with Darcy\'s younger sister to take her considerable fortune – this was the "inheritance" that Wickham had claimed.\nElizabeth realizes that she has judged Darcy too harshly and is humbled.\nDarcy realizes that his demeanor encourages people to believe the rumors about him and resolves to act more appropriately.\nElizabeth embarks on a trip around the country with her aunt and uncle, fighting zombies along the way.\nAt Pemberley she encounters Darcy, who repels a horde of zombies.\nDarcy\'s changed attitude and manners impress Elizabeth and lead her to consider reconciling their relationship.\nHowever, that deliberation is crushed when her younger sister Lydia elopes with Wickham in London.\nThe Bennet family fears the worst when they receive word that Wickham and Lydia have married, following an "accident" that has left Wickham as a quadriplegic.\nAfter visiting the Bennets, the couple moves to Ireland.\nElizabeth eventually discovers that it was Darcy who engineered the union, thus saving the Bennet family from ruin.\nDarcy and Bingley return to the countryside, and Bingley resumes courting Jane.\nElizabeth hopes to renew her relationship with Darcy, but his aunt, the Lady Catherine, interferes and insists that her daughter Anne is a better match for her nephew.\nLady Catherine challenges Elizabeth to a duel, committed to eliminating the competition, but Elizabeth defeats her.\nElizabeth spares Catherine\'s life.\nDarcy is touched by this gesture and returns to Elizabeth.\nThey then marry and begin a long and happy future together, insofar as the ever-present threat of zombie apocalypse permits.
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conversations.value: \nThey then marry and begin a long and happy future together, insofar as the ever-present threat of zombie apocalypse permits..\nDarcy is touched by this gesture and returns to Elizabeth.\nElizabeth spares Catherine\'s life.\nLady Catherine challenges Elizabeth to a duel, committed to eliminating the competition, but Elizabeth defeats her.\nElizabeth hopes to renew her relationship with Darcy, but his aunt, the Lady Catherine, interferes and insists that her daughter Anne is a better match for her nephew.\nDarcy and Bingley return to the countryside, and Bingley resumes courting Jane.\nElizabeth eventually discovers that it was Darcy who engineered the union, thus saving the Bennet family from ruin.\nAfter visiting the Bennets, the couple moves to Ireland.\nThe Bennet family fears the worst when they receive word that Wickham and Lydia have married, following an "accident" that has left Wickham as a quadriplegic.\nHowever, that deliberation is crushed when her younger sister Lydia elopes with Wickham in London.\nDarcy\'s changed attitude and manners impress Elizabeth and lead her to consider reconciling their relationship.\nAt Pemberley she encounters Darcy, who repels a horde of zombies.\nElizabeth embarks on a trip around the country with her aunt and uncle, fighting zombies along the way.\nDarcy realizes that his demeanor encourages people to believe the rumors about him and resolves to act more appropriately.\nElizabeth realizes that she has judged Darcy too harshly and is humbled.\nIn regards to the allegedly wronged soldier Wickham, Darcy explains that Wickham attempted to elope with Darcy\'s younger sister to take her considerable fortune – this was the "inheritance" that Wickham had claimed.\nHe separated Jane and Bingley out of fear that Jane had contracted the "mysterious plague".\nHe escapes with his life and writes a long letter to Elizabeth explaining his actions.\nIn this scene, they break out into a verbal and physical fight, in which Darcy is wounded.\nBefore Elizabeth can fetch her katana and behead him, Darcy surprises her by proposing marriage.\nElizabeth vows to avenge the separation of her family by killing Darcy, and she is afforded that opportunity when he appears unannounced at a cottage where she is visiting her newlywed friend Charlotte.\nElizabeth\'s dislike for Darcy intensifies when she learns that he plotted to separate Bingley from her sister, Jane.\nWhen the local militia arrives in town to exhume and destroy dead bodies, Elizabeth becomes friendly with one of the soldiers, George Wickham, who claims that Darcy cheated Wickham out of an inheritance.\nsuddenly abandon Netherfield Park.\nHowever, this companionship leaves the Bennet girls confused when mr Bingley & Co.\nAs time passes, mr Bingley and Jane become more acquainted with one another.\nDuring this time, Elizabeth meets Fitzwilliam Darcy, mr Bingley\'s closest friend/zombie killer.\nAt the ball, mr Bingley and the eldest Bennet daughter, Jane, make a connection in the midst of a chaotic zombie attack.\nSeeing an opportunity to achieve her goal, mrs Bennet sends her daughters to a local ball where a wealthy bachelor, Charles Bingley, is expected to make an appearance.\nMeanwhile, mrs Bennet endeavors to obtain wealthy and high status husbands for her daughters.\nmr Bennet trains his daughters in martial arts and weapons training, eventually molding them into a capable zombie-fighting army.\nThe protagonist of the story is Miss Elizabeth Bennet, a young woman living with her parents, mr and mrs Bennet, and her four sisters.\nThe presence of the zombies adds a horror element to its fiction genre.\nThose with the zombie virus are called the "stricken", "sorry stricken", "un-dead", "unmentionables", or "zombies".Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies takes place in 19th century England where a zombie virus has spread across the country