How does the narrator’s description of Mrs. Ferrars’s appearance, behaviour, and speech in Chapter 34 of Sense and Sensibility shape …

How does Austen provide a critique of wealth and marriage through the characters of Robert Ferrars and John Dashwood in …

What do the histories of Eliza and her daughter, revealed in Chapter 31 of Sense and Sensibility, suggest about how …

In the opening paragraphs of Chapters 26 and 31 of Sense and Sensibility, why do Marianne’s responses to Willoughby’s departure …

How do Mrs. Jennings’s actions in Chapter 30 of Sense and Sensibility lighten the mood of what would otherwise be …

In Chapter 29 of Sense and Sensibility how does Mrs. Jennings’s insistent belief that Marianne and Willoughby will soon marry …

In Chapter 27 of Sense and Sensibility readers learn Lady Middleton’s first name yet learn Mrs. Palmer’s first name at …

Which two or three events and details in Chapters 26 and 27 of Sense and Sensibility prepare readers for the …

Compare how Elinor and Marianne present Mrs. Jennings’s London invitation to their mother in Chapter 25 of Sense and Sensibility. …

In Chapter 23 of Sense and Sensibility what does Lucy’s, Marianne’s, and Elinor’s behaviour toward Lady Middleton reveal about social …