💔Mary Ann is consumed by her past with Willoughby, causing her heartache.
❓Elinor proposes asking Marianne directly about her engagement.
🤔Edward's visit to Barton Park leaves the sisters confused and curious.
💰The sisters discuss wealth and its role in happiness.
💍Edward's ring with a lock of hair raises questions and intrigues Eleanor.
What is causing Mary Ann's heartache?
—Mary Ann is consumed by the memories of her time with Willoughby, causing her heartache.
Why does Elinor suggest asking Marianne about the engagement?
—Elinor believes that directly asking Marianne about the engagement could provide clarity and ease their confusion.
How does Edward's visit to Barton Park leave the sisters?
—Edward's visit leaves the sisters perplexed as they notice his odd behavior and detached demeanor.
What do the sisters discuss regarding wealth?
—The sisters discuss the role of wealth in happiness, with Marianne asserting that high values are the true source of happiness.
What intrigues Eleanor about Edward's ring?
—Eleanor notices that Edward's ring, which contains a lock of hair, matches the color of her own hair, creating curiosity and speculation.
00:08Mary Ann walks to Allenham, reminiscing about her time with Willoughby.
01:18Edward visits Barton Park, leaving the sisters confused.
02:44Edward's happiness worries Elinor.
03:01Marianne discusses wealth and happiness with Edward and Elinor.
03:17Edward blushes when questioned about the lock of hair in his ring.
