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Bingley by Jimmy, (G)
Fandom Category: Pride and Prejudice
Pairing: Jane Bennett/Charles Bingley
Fic Title: Bingley
Author: Jimmy
Link:http://www.pemberley.com/derby/jimmy3.html
Rating/Warning(s): G
Genre: Romance
WIP?:No
Why This Must Be Read: I’ve always thought that Jane and Bingley were underappreciated… while they lack the dranmatic streak of Darcy and Elizabeth, they have an appeal of theirs that should be adequately valued. This fic explains why. It’s P&P, through Charles Bingley’s eyes - a journey he starts as a naïve young man who trusts too much but matures along the way, learning to seek out only true sincerity in his relations and to be more self-assertive.
A more extended -and equally well done- take on the same theme is 'A Truth Universally Acknowledged' by Sabrina-Elizabeth-Ann, that has the advantage to focus more on comprimary characters as well. Here the link:
http://www.pemberley.com/derby/sabrinaelizabethann.atua1.html
Pairing: Jane Bennett/Charles Bingley
Fic Title: Bingley
Author: Jimmy
Link:http://www.pemberley.com/derby/jimmy3.html
Rating/Warning(s): G
Genre: Romance
WIP?:No
Why This Must Be Read: I’ve always thought that Jane and Bingley were underappreciated… while they lack the dranmatic streak of Darcy and Elizabeth, they have an appeal of theirs that should be adequately valued. This fic explains why. It’s P&P, through Charles Bingley’s eyes - a journey he starts as a naïve young man who trusts too much but matures along the way, learning to seek out only true sincerity in his relations and to be more self-assertive.
A more extended -and equally well done- take on the same theme is 'A Truth Universally Acknowledged' by Sabrina-Elizabeth-Ann, that has the advantage to focus more on comprimary characters as well. Here the link:
http://www.pemberley.com/derby/sabrinaelizabethann.atua1.html