Elinor and Marianne Dashwood have very disparate personalities.
Elinor is reserved and tends to bottle up her feelings, while Marianne is overly dramatic. Elinor
feels it her duty to make sure everyone else's needs are met while Marianne often does not even
notice others needs. These two characters both have a strong reaction to their father's death.
While Marianne expresses her grief through music and other such outlets, Elinor finds quiet
moments alone to shead her tears. Both characters find it difficult to adjust to their new life
without their father. They have both lost their fortune and their dowries. Both must find a
husband or some other way to survive on their limited income.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
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