Sense and Sensibility, Chapter 23: riassunto
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In Chapter 23, Elinor accepts Lucy’s engagement to Edward as true, yet believes he loves her, and hides her distress from her family. Seeking to understand Lucy’s feelings and conceal her own, she joins Lucy’s basket work at Lady Middleton’s gathering, where Marianne’s piano provides cover for private conversation.
Cosa succede
- Elinor weighs the evidence of Edward’s engagement, blames his conduct, and then feels greater pity for him than for herself.
- She conceals her suffering from her family and resolves to resist her affection for Edward.
- Suspecting Lucy’s jealousy, Elinor wants another conversation to test her sincerity and appear unaffected.
- Sir John invites the sisters to dine with Lady Middleton while he attends his club at Exeter.
- Lady Middleton prompts Lucy to finish Annamaria’s basket, while Marianne refuses cards and turns to the piano.
- Elinor offers to help Lucy, gaining a seat beside her where the music can prevent others from overhearing.

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Cosa notare
Elinor treats privacy as a source of strength. She believes her family’s sympathy would increase her distress rather than help her control it.
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How does Elinor gain a place beside Lucy?

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