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Being Elizabeth Bennet: Create Your Own Jane Austen Adventure

By (author) Emma Campbell Webster

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Elizabeth Bennet is the wittiest and most attractive heroine in English literature. And in Being Elizabeth Bennet, you have the opportunity to become her. You will be faced with delicate challenges and dangerous choices. Whether you accept Mr Darcy the first time he professes his attachment, decide to elope with Mr Wickham, or succeed in avoiding a murderous Lady Catherine de Bourgh, this is your chance to rewrite Jane Austen. However, choose with caution: Being Elizabeth Bennet is packed with characters and plot twists that may thwart your chances of a happy union with Pemberley's most eligible bachelor. You must complete five stages - and successfully negotiate your way through Austen's five other novels - before you can choose to accept Mr Darcy. But if your fate does not appeal, simply return to page one and create another new Jane Austen adventure.

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The Coming Wave: AI, Power and Our Future

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