Love it! Eagerly awaiting what happens next !

It's time someone steps up for the Dashwood girls. Imagine being upset that they took the items given them by their father!

I like Darcy joining in, and i do hope Mr Dashwood is proved very wrong about Darcy's significance

I so love this story, it was completely genius of you to combine these two, so perfect. it is also well written, you did a very good job!

I absolutly loved the interrigation that John went through. Hopefully he will have a change of heart and give money and attention to his sisters

Wonderful! Now the games can commence in earnest. Let society learn how ungentlemanly the brother has behaved, and judge him for what he is: a man who does not stand by his own sisters and mother, in favor of a harpy of the first order such as his wife. Shame on him! I'm not asking for her to feel any shame, since I know she is incapable.

This is priceless! I’ve always wanted John Dashwood to receive a set down!

Thank you for writing this story. I very much enjoyed reading Mr. Darcy’s dressing down of John Dashwood, using Elizabeth’s words to do so.

I like it. Very much. Give it to him, Darcy!.

Great chapter and dressing down by Darcy. Thanks for sharing.

I hope Elisabeth and the colonel's mother ruin Fanny's and Mrs Ferrars' reputation completely, so that they'll be shunned from everyone of the Ton (that would be the worst puishement for those harpies, after complete poverty)

This crossover is really good so please continue and thank you. So interesting the heat conversation between Darcy and Dashwood.

This is really good crossover. Please continue and thank you.

Fantastic chapter. Wonderful that Mr. Darcy's setdown was inspired and used Elizabeth's own words. Thank you.

Yes, a patriarchal society wherein you are bound by duty more tightly than by your stays will always understand slackers... Oh wait, no...!

I like this comeuppance. I *loathed* Mr. John Dashwood in the novel, and also as portrayed in 1994-5 film. Thank you for the set-down... And showing John's insipidity, his lack of character, his ... well, there's a 21st-century term, but it is terribly impolite! To let one's wife's arrange one's life is often a joke *now*. Back then? Yeesh.