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I wonder...   Written by Tori Marie (2/1/2004 1:50 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, I mostly think it was none of Darcy's business :-), penned by kathleen (elder)
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...if the intimacy that comes from staying in the same house for so long has anything to do with Darcy's presumption.

I don't mean to say that his being Bingley's houseguest gave Darcy any right to intervene. (Wouldn't that add a layer of horror to houseguestdom as a whole?!) ;-) But it seems to me that the practice of spending weeks and weeks together might lend an illusion of familial closeness to non-familial relationships to which even a man as sensible as Mr. Darcy might succumb.

To put it in mathmatical terms, I see it as something like this:

(Proximity X Intimacy) + Pride [To The Fifth Power] = Darcy's Interference ;-)


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