Although Austen shows them intrigued by each other, she reverses the convention of "first impressions": "pride" of rank and fortune and "prejudice" against Elizabeth's inferiority of family hold Darcy aloof; while Elizabeth is equally fired both by the "pride" of self-respect and by "prejudice" against Darcy's snobbery.
These influences and many others, including the B-movies he used to watch through binoculars from a hill overlooking a drive-in theater and the underground films of Andy Warhol, Kenneth Anger and the Kuchar Brothers, helped shape a directing career that has made Mr. Waters both the pride and the scandal of his native Baltimore.
Both excursions are available on Pride of America, which offers a seven-day round trip from Honolulu from $1,199, and the Pride of Aloha, which offers a seven-day round-trip cruise from Honolulu or Maui from $999.
Both the pride and the humiliation of this second weaning could be extreme.
Bryant and Fisher are the only holdovers, and they carry both the pride and the burden of trying to rekindle the greatness.
And tour groups from abroad have long since canceled Christmas reservations, hurting both the pride and the pocketbook of the local Christian community.
There are duff notes here and there in the dialogue, and a subplot involving a fox doesn't quite come off, but in its unsentimental depiction of contemporary East Anglia, its recognition of both the deep pride and the agonising choices engendered by the ownership of land, and its exploration of the complexities of familial love and care among men, Midwinter is a great success.
Yet she also touchingly conveys both the elegant pride and the inner torment of this fatally ill courtesan.
At stake are both pride of ownership and millions of dollars in annual ticket sales.
