Sense and Sensibility: resumen de Chapter 10
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In Chapter 10, Willoughby visits the Dashwoods daily, and his shared tastes with Marianne make him seem her ideal companion, encouraging her mother to expect a marriage. Elinor questions their careless judgments and defends Colonel Brandon, whose affection for Marianne becomes clear to her despite his rival’s greater appeal.
Qué sucede
- Willoughby calls to ask after Marianne, and their conversation reveals shared enthusiasm for music, dancing, and books.
- Elinor teases Marianne about her frankness, but Mrs. Dashwood reassures her that no criticism is intended.
- Daily visits make Marianne’s confinement pleasant, and Willoughby becomes her favorite companion in reading, conversation, and singing.
- Mrs. Dashwood expects a marriage, while Elinor notices Willoughby’s disregard for tact and proper behavior.
- Elinor recognizes Colonel Brandon’s affection for Marianne and feels compassion for his apparent disadvantages.
- Marianne and Willoughby dismiss Brandon’s qualities, but Elinor defends his intelligence, courtesy, and kindness.
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Willoughby admits that Elinor’s defense has force while refusing to surrender his dislike. The remark exposes the gap between his judgment and his preferences.
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What does Elinor chiefly criticize in Willoughby?
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