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Fanny: A Mansfield Park Story | Amelia Marie Logan
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Mansfield Park is the only novel in which Jane Austen gives her readers a glimpse of an alternative result and reveals that Fanny's fate might have been very different. Fanny, A Mansfield Park Story answers that possibility and further explores the lives and choices of Austen's fascinating and delightful cast of characters.
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peanutnine
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Thank you @bookandbedandtea for bringing this Mansfield Park story to my attention. I really enjoyed it. I always thought that Henry Crawford seemed to be redeemable and this alternate ending allowed him the growth to achieve it and become a decent character. I was also not-so-secretly satisfied with Edmund's ultimately unhappy marriage to Mary. He was always so blind to her faults that it makes sense he would think he could change her and fail
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peanutnine I've decided that this is now how Mansfield Park ends, at least in my head 😅 #JaneAustenThenAndNow @Crinoline_Laphroaig 3mo
Ruthiella I‘d have preferred this ending too. I guess I like to believe in the redeemable bad boy. 😂 3mo
Austen_meets_Annie Love this! 3mo
bookandbedandtea @peanutnine @Ruthiella I agree that I much prefer this ending! I always felt that Henry came to see Fanny more clearly than anyone & I think they would have been very happy together under the right circumstances. Which would have to be: a lot of soul searching on Henry's part & Edmund's continued belief that his influence would erase those aspects of Mary that concerned him. 😄 In this book, I think all four of them ended up where they should! 3mo
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bookandbedandtea
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I liked this. As much as Henry annoyed me in MP, I could see their story playing out this way. Since I don't particularly like Edmund in the original, I was perfectly fine with seeing him (not entirely happily) married to Mary, leaving Fanny to make a more interesting match. Henry does a lot of soul searching in this, a la Darcy, and I liked this version of him. Fanny was given a smidge of humor, which helped me with her. #JaneAustenThenAndNow

bookandbedandtea My complaint about this is that it was too long. There was a lot of repetitive naval-gazing on Fanny's part, which dragged it out and could absolutely have been reduced. 4mo
dabbe “And I too have planted marigolds“ (Collier). 🧡💛🧡 4mo
bookandbedandtea @dabbe A lovely quote! And a lovely flower 🌼 😊 4mo
AnnCrystal
💖🤩 Marigolds 😍💝.
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bookandbedandtea
Fanny: A Mansfield Park Story | Amelia Marie Logan
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I'm the only one up, it's still cool enough to sit on the porch for another hour or two, and I'm reading about Fanny. 🥰 Happy Sunday y'all!

#QuietHouse #BackPorchReading

kspenmoll I love that quiet when it‘s only you! Enjoy! 5mo
bookandbedandtea @kspenmoll My favorite time of the weekend! 😊 5mo
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