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"She remembered the lead ammunition in her pocket and offered it to him. 'Your balls, Mr. Darcy?' He reached over and closed her hand around them and offered, 'They belong to you Miss Bennet.'"
This book literally made me laugh out loud too many times to count. There are loads of one liners like this one that killed me. This book is AMAZING! Besides the sheer kickass-ery of combining Pride and Prejudice with zombies, the changes in the plot were so great. Like the fact that Charlotte Lucas only married Mr. Collins because she was 'stricken' or turning into a zombie. And how she was slowly changing, and how her speech became labored. It was hilarious. And then how Mr. Collins killed himself! that was awesomeeee! This sounds like I'm crazy, but it's ok. One of the parts I loved the most was that Wickham was crippled by Darcy. So much better. Also, Darcy's reasoning for not wanting Bingley to marry Jane was so much better in this book. He thought that Jane was stricken! Soo much better. This book was fantastic. I love the shit out of it.
On another note, THERE IS GONNA BE A FUCKING MOVIE!!!!! And fucking NATALIE PORTMAN is going to be Elizabeth Bennet. It already sounds like the best movie ever. I am so excited.
Another great thing about this book is the back. This is what it says:
JANE AUSTEN is the author of Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, Mansfield Park, and other masterpieces of English literature. SETH GRAHAME-SMITH once took a class in English literature.
Hahahahah. I love everything about this book. I mean sure, it's not exactly class A type literature. And it kind of is just adding bits about ninjas and zombies into Jane Austen's work. But you know what, Kudos to this guy! It's funny, and people that don't like it are probably just taking it too seriously. It's a joke, it's supposed to be a joke. It's obvious he knows that he isn't Jane Austen, but he's putting a playful spin on it, and I give him props for that. Not too many people would have the balls to do something like this. I like it.
So next is Moby Dick. It might take me a bit longer.