The visit of Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy becomes a bit of a mess. Lizzie tries to get any reaction from Darcy, but he tells her he will return to town tomorrow already and then avoids her for the rest of the minute. Mrs. Bennet finally steers the conversation to the topic of Jane. But that makes Mr. Bingley panic and after a hasty goodbye he just turns and leaves. After which Darcy also has to leave to retrieve his friend.

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Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy enter the room. But really, instead of hearing what their business is, we get a short recap of all that happened around Longbourn from Mrs. Bennet. Lizzie meanwhile also has a little bit of her own agenda, because she asks Mr. Darcy how he has been.

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The Bennet ladies are relaxing in the living room, their stuff thrown around everywhere. But then Kitty enters the room saying that Mr. Bingley is here! The room is immediately in an uproar as everyone tries to organize the room and themselves. During the chaos we see that Mr. Darcy is there with Mr. Bingley as well. Just as the servant enters the room to announce the two gentlemen, the ladies have settled down and the room looks as tidy as it has never been.

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Jane tries to convince Lizzie that she is completely fine with Mr. Bingley’s return to Netherfield. Shortly after, we see Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy walking up towards Longbourn. The last few seconds are spent inside Longbourn, where nobody is any the wiser of the men walking up to their porch. So for now everyone is relaxing.

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We wave off Lydia who leaves in her carriage with Mr. Wickham. Afterwards we enter town with Lizzie, Jane, Mary and Mrs. Bennet. There the ladies learn the news that Mr. Bingley has returned to Netherfield, and without his sister this time.

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Lizzie learns the truth that it was not their uncle that paid for Lydia and Wickham’s wedding, but Mr. Darcy! We then see Lydia and her new husband starting to leave Longbourn. We end the minute with Mrs. Bennet watching her youngest daughter go and remarking “There's nothing so bad as parting with one's children.”

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Lydia and Mr. Wickham are seated at the Bennet's family table. Lydia is boasting of her marriage while Lizzie looks on in distaste. At the end of the minute, Lydia mentions that Mr. Darcy had been with them before and during that marriage as well. Which immediately grabs Lizzie’s attention.

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Mrs. Bennet revives at the news of her daughter getting married. Everyone starts moving around again, because soon after, Lydia and her newly acquainted husband arrive at Longbourn.

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A letter arrives for Mr. Bennet in their uncle’s writing. Which can mean only one thing: news on Lydia’s situation. As soon as their father returns all the girls rush out so they can learn the contents of the letter. To their relief the letter states that Mr. Wickham will marry Lydia for the small income of £100 a year. Both their father and Lizzie conclude that this must mean their uncle laid down a very big sum to make this happen. 

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We witness Mrs. Bennet's mental breakdown over Lydia running away with Mr. Wickham. Both Lizzie and Jane try to reason with her, but unfortunately the hysterics completely have their mother in its grip.

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