Sinopsis

In this Pride and Prejudice variation, Elizabeth injures her ankle while visiting Charlotte at Hunsford, and Mr. Darcy is there to save her. As he keeps her company during her recovery, Elizabeth’s opinion of him improves dramatically, so much so that when he proposes, she accepts even though she is not in love with him. Her injured ankle complicates matters, but Elizabeth’s wedding day arrives before she is able to walk again. Supported by the love of her husband, Elizabeth gradually becomes accustomed to her new life, but there is much to learn about love and married life for them both.

This is a novella length book of about 40,000 words. much of this story takes place after the wedding and thus there are mature themes involved, though there is nothing explicit.

Categories:

Elizabeth accepts Darcy for economic reasons
Darcy's first proposal made with more civility
Elizabeth reacts with more civility at Hunsford
Other altered pre-Hunsford proposal resolutions
Darcy's Hunsford heads-up didn't happen (sortof)
Post-Hunsford letter unwritten or unread (he told her instead during proposal scene)
Proposal accepted at Hunsford
Immediate post-Hunsford altered resolutions
Darcy merely shy and misunderstood
Altered characteristics in Elizabeth (or maube not, she is quite immature in many ways)
Darcy tells Bingley of his interference before DHP
Altered or no Wickham and Lydia elopement
Altered results of Lady Catherine's confrontation (post marriage)
Original scenes or dialog recast into new contexts
Accidents or family tragedies affect the resolution
Wickham gets his just deserts
Improved Kitty Bennet
Accident or severe injury (Elizabeth broken ankle)

Non-Canonical Relationships:

Catherine Bennet / Colonel Fitzwilliam
Lydia Bennet / ORIGINAL Character