Sense and Sensibility, Chapter 9: riassunto
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In Chapter 9, Marianne twists her ankle while running down a rain-soaked hill, and Willoughby carries her home, winning the Dashwoods’ gratitude and admiration. Sir John describes his sporting skills and property, while Marianne’s eager responses reveal how closely the stranger matches her romantic ideals.
Cosa succede
- The Dashwoods settle into life at Barton, but Mrs. Dashwood limits their visits to families within walking distance.
- Marianne and Margaret climb the downs despite uncertain weather, then run home when heavy rain begins.
- Marianne falls and twists her ankle, and Willoughby carries her into the cottage.
- Willoughby introduces himself, receives permission to call the next day, and leaves the family admiring his appearance and manners.
- Sir John explains Willoughby’s connection to Allenham and praises his riding, shooting, and dancing.
- Marianne admires Willoughby’s energy but objects when Sir John jokes about pursuing men.

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Cosa notare
Marianne makes unrestrained energy a standard for young men. Her praise explains why Sir John’s account of Willoughby’s dancing and hunting excites her.
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Why does Willoughby stay at Allenham Court?

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