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Sense and Sensibilty

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English

 

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Shirley C

 

Date added:

June 2, 2017

 

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University

 

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Although it is a common misconception that Elinor is insensitive,which Marianne mistakenly terms "cold-hearted" (18), it is entirely untrue. In fact her sense is quite like the Latin stem of the word, "sentire", meaning to feel. She is astute and perceptive. Her sense is clearly seen in her ability to analyse those around her...
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Her sense is clearly seen in her ability to analyse those around her. She recognises Lucy's falseness, pretence and insincerity, and thus, does not trust her. She also sees Colonel Brandon as a gentle, kind-hearted soul "[he] is a sensible man" (43) when Marianne fails to recognise this. Personally I would admire Elinor...
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