In which there is a modern Hollywood AU retelling of Pride and Prejudice. I have no words, guys. 50,000+ words of paparazzi drama is something I don't know quite how to process, but in the end, I appreciated it for it's savvy. It's a topical and obviously very carefully parsed update of a very familiar and beloved story.

In which we see each of the Bennet sisters as the Bennet brother, and all those takes are strange and fascinating.

YESSSSSS. AWESOME.

The magazine feature for that P&P wedding theme. The other themes in this issue were pretty cool, too. Particularly the To Catch A Thief one, I think.

A Pride and Prejudice wedding theme. I thought this would be horrifically tacky, but it managed to be really fashion saavy and just shockingly lovely. Even the giant butterfly tablecloth pattern which should have been causing my eyes serious distress managed to be endearing when balanced out with everything else. The dream wedding I didn't even know I wanted, lololol.

DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK DARCY!SPOCK OMGGGGGGGG, HOT.

In which Gabriel sends them into Pride and Prejudice. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Sam handling the situation, and the reasons why he can, and the advice he give Dean, omgroflololololol. Amazing.

Pride and Prejudice told through emoticons. Priceless.

In which a different Lady Catherine comes to Camelot. HAHAHAHA. "Are the shades of Camelot to be thus polluted?" HAHAHAHAHAHA.

P&P via Twitter.

wuuuuut.

In which Mr Darcy is, indeed, the last man in the world.

If P&P was a facebook news feed.

In which Mr. Darcy tells their story as a fairytale.