Miss Elizabeth. I struggled in vain, but I couldn't stand it any longer. The past few months have been a trent. I got the chance to meet you from a single woman. I am biased towards better judgment, the expectation of failure, and the defects of your birth. I can see learning when I don't need to put things aside or end them.

Elizabeth: I don't understand.

I fell in love with you. Please show me your accepting hand.

Elizabeth: Sir, I appreciate your struggle. I have never caused you any pain. I believe this is incredible.

Is this your reply?

Elizabeth: Yes, sir.

Are you ... are you laughing at e?

Elizabeth: No.

Are you acting?

Elizabeth: I believe that feelings that hinder your respect will help you overcome it.

D'Arc: Can I refuse with a little cuteness and politeness?

Elizabeth: I can also ask, what obvious design insults your intuition?

Darc: N！ Trust e, I ...

Elizabeth: If I'm impolite, that's my excuse. But I have other reasons. I do.

What is the reason?

Elizabeth: D, do you think she can't accept the fact that this ruined a lovely sister's happiness? Mr. Darc, do you admit that you separated a cup and saved your friend from fantasy and your sister from disappointment?

I don't deny it.

Elizabeth: Who stole it?

Because I believe your sister is not interested in him.

Elizabeth: apathy?

After careful observation, I found that his feelings were deeper than hers.

Elizabeth: That's because she is shh!

Bingle t was persuaded, and she didn't feel nervous.

Elizabeth: Because you suggested it.

I did it for my country.

Elizabeth: My sister Hadley told her true feelings. I think his expectation is that his girlfriend is married?

Darc: N！ I didn't wash the dishes for your sister. It was suggested that ...

Elizabeth: What?

Obviously, this change is taking place. ...

Elizabeth: Is it from my sister?

Darc: N！ n！ Anyway, I experienced your failure. ...

Elizabeth: What do we want? Mr. Bingel didn't expect us to know ...

No, it is louder than that.

Elizabeth: What, sir?

That's your mother, your free sisters ... and your father. Exclude you and your sister.

Elizabeth: What about Mr. Welch?

Mr. Vicha?

Elizabeth: What excuse can you make for your behavior?

You are very interested in this gentleman. ...

Elizabeth: He gave up his career.

Oh, yes, his poems will be great …

Elizabeth: You ruined his chance and satirized him.

Is this your coin? Than the United States ... Florida. If your self-esteem is not hurt the most and you are not worried about your relationship, maybe these mistakes can be eliminated. Can you expect to be trusted in this bad environment?

Elizabeth: This is a gentleman's world. From the first time I saw you, your arrogance and prejudice, and your selfish contempt for other people's feelings made me realize that even if you were the last person in the world, I wouldn't give in.

Give it to me, Ada. Tie your tie.