👩💻Marianne thinks Edward lacks taste for art, while Elinor defends him as intelligent and shy.
❤️Elinor overthinks her relationship with Edward, analyzing scenes for signs of his affection.
📚Edward loves books and has a lively imagination and good taste.
💼Elinor reminds Marianne that Edward may need to marry into wealth.
❄️Marianne accuses Elinor of being cold-hearted about Edward.
What is the main conflict between Elinor and Marianne in Chapter 4 of Sense and Sensibility?
—The main conflict is about Edward. Marianne thinks he lacks taste for art while Elinor defends him as intelligent and shy.
How does Elinor analyze her relationship with Edward?
—Elinor overthinks her relationship with Edward, analyzing scenes for signs of his affection.
What are Edward's interests and qualities?
—Edward loves books and has a lively imagination and good taste.
Why does Elinor remind Marianne about Edward needing to marry into wealth?
—Elinor reminds Marianne that Edward may need to marry into wealth due to his lack of financial independence.
How does Marianne feel about Elinor's attitude towards Edward?
—Marianne accuses Elinor of being cold-hearted about Edward.
00:09Elinor and Marianne disagree about Edward's taste for art.
00:28Elinor defends Edward as intelligent and shy, with a love for books.
01:25Marianne accuses Elinor of being cold-hearted about Edward.
01:38Fanny picks a fight with Mrs. Dashwood.
01:58Mrs. Dashwood receives a letter offering a cottage in Devonshire.
02:03Elinor regrets being parted from Edward due to the move.
02:08Mrs. Dashwood announces the family's move to Devonshire.
02:54Mary Ann grieves leaving Norland Park and expresses insecurities about her future.
