🔍Mrs. Jennings spreads gossip about Colonel Brandon's sudden trip to London.
💕Elinor wonders about the relationship between Marianne and Willoughby.
🏠Willoughby opposes any changes to the cottage, displaying his attachment to it.
👋Willoughby shows affection towards Marianne and her family.
😔Willoughby abruptly leaves for London, leaving Marianne distressed.
Why do people think Colonel Brandon's sudden trip to London is significant?
—Mrs. Jennings spreads gossip about it, speculating that personal or financial troubles may have befallen him.
What does Elinor speculate about the relationship between Marianne and Willoughby?
—Elinor wonders if Willoughby's lack of control over his fortune prevents him from marrying Marianne, despite his affection towards her.
Why does Willoughby oppose any changes to the cottage?
—He considers the cottage faultless and wants it to remain unchanged because of the happiness he has experienced there.
Does Willoughby genuinely care for Marianne and her family?
—Yes, he shows affection towards Marianne and her family, indicating his desire to marry her.
Why is Marianne distressed when Willoughby leaves for London?
—His abrupt departure without explaining himself leaves Marianne confused and upset.
00:08Mrs. Jennings spreads gossip about Colonel Brandon's sudden trip to London and speculates about the reasons behind it.
00:19Elinor wonders about the nature of Marianne and Willoughby's relationship, considering the possibility that Willoughby's financial situation may hinder their marriage.
00:43Willoughby opposes any changes to the cottage and expresses his attachment to it, reflecting his affection towards Marianne and her family.
00:58Willoughby abruptly leaves for London, causing distress to Marianne and leaving Elinor puzzled about his intentions and the state of their relationship.
01:24Mrs. Dashwood, Margaret, and Elinor visit Lady Middleton, while Marianne stays home, secretly hoping to see Willoughby. They later discover Marianne crying and Willoughby announcing his departure.
02:01Elinor discusses the situation with her mother, suspecting that Mrs. Smith disapproves of Willoughby's attachment to Marianne and has influenced his decision to leave.
02:17Elinor confronts Marianne about the situation, expressing her concerns and offering to believe in their relationship if they maintain regular correspondence.
02:29Marianne continues to grieve, becoming distressed even during a family dinner.
