Elinor considers Lucy’s marriage to Robert Ferrars as “extraordinary and unaccountable,” “completely a puzzle.” Is it completely a puzzle to …

Critic William H. Galperin does not like Colonel Brandon. He has characterized Brandon’s pursuit of Marianne as “insistent, if sinister.” …

Although the women are beautifully delineated, Sense and Sensibility’s leading men remain somewhat shadowy. “For my money Edward is the …

Think for a moment about the scene in which Lucy tells Elinor about her secret engagement to Edward. It is …

A turn of the century review describes Mrs. Jennings as a character it is “equally delightful to have met on …

One of the tenets of Romanticism is that instinct and emotion are better moral guides than reason. At one point …

As the title suggests, Sense and Sensibility is, in some ways, a debate about the principles of rationalism, represented by …

After reading Talk about the title of the chapter and the story. The title of this chapter is ‘All’s Well …

Now both Marianne and Elinor have broken hearts. What do you think will happen to them next? If you are …

Who do you prefer, Elinor or Marianne? Give reasons for your opinion. Which sister are you more like? Say why. …