Love the cartoon! Really funny and it kind of coincides with the humor Austen has written it in. But I thought the feelings were rather hasty and passionate rather than slow. It was a progress certainly, but the transition from his disdain of Elizabeth in Meryton to staring at her intently at the Netherfield Ball was certainly a fast one. In fact, I thought after the Netherfield Ball, his love grew but at a lesser pace as compared to the first two balls. I mean for a man to stare at a woman constantly, he must be at least in love with her deeply. And to have looked down on her once...this man is certainly quick and decisive in loving a girl.
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