Quote
"Your transfix me quite"
-Edward Fairfax Rochester
"In vain I have struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you."
-Fitzwilliam Darcy
"Faultless in spite of all her faults"
-George Knightley
"I should find one to play it with you, not for you"
Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
"I'm soury Anne"
Gilbert Blythe
Point goes to.... George
Even though I can't get "you transfix me quite" out of my head after seen Jane Eyre this weekned.
Also, "You sir, most phantom like of all"
Looks
Mr. Rochester 2011
Mr. Darcy 1995 & 2005
Mr. Knightley 1996
Prince Albert
Gil 1985
The point ... Prince Albert
Disclaimer I did see the original Mr. Darcy at the Sundance Film Fesival and I may have literally gone weak at the knees and need the support of the fence in front of me from falling into the snow and my friend Brittany Anne may have shouted "I love you Mr. Darcy" at him.... it was a VERY close race
Wooing Formula
Jane knew what was up. She frequently ran away, he always followed.
She saved his life from a fire. He was eternally grateful.
She fainted. He caught her.
He insulted her
"She is tolerable, I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me"
He convinced his best friend not to marry her sister.
BUT
It was all in the name of love and high moral standards.
Eventually he saved her younger sister and family from shame.
Best friend all along.
He went to England and made her smile.
Best friend all along.
The Point goes to... Mr. Darcy.
While I love the romance of Jane's story, she had to do alot of the work. Mr. Darcy was such a mystery.
Everyone's a winner.
Point: George. For tripping and it being the best part in the whole movie.
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