The rose motif apparent throughout Austen's Pride and Prejudice symbolizes the prickly relationship between Darcy and Elizabeth eventually softening into love
Mr. Darcy gives Elizabeth a bouquet of violets, which symbolize faithfulness and virtue
The water lilies at Pemberley mirror Elizabeth's transforming feelings about Mr. Darcy
Likewise, the hyacinths Elizabeth smells in the gardens at Pemberley represents her own forgiveness and regret towards Mr. Darcy
Jane, known for her optimism, picks daisies in the 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice
In the 2005 movie adaptation, Jane is seen wearing lavender in her hair during the ballroom scene, a perfect representation of her devotion and grace.
F I T & C A R E
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50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
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Machine wash on cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron or dry clean.
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