This document provides a comparison of the characters Elinor and Marianne from Jane Austen's novel Sense and Sensibility. Elinor Dashwood, aged 19, represents sense. She is composed and affectionate, maintaining her composure even when facing difficulties in her own romantic relationship. Her younger sister Marianne, aged 17, represents sensibility. Marianne's spontaneity and excessive emotions lead her to fall for the deceitful John Willoughby, though he ultimately rejects her, causing her to recognize her misjudgment. The document contrasts the two sisters' temperaments, natures, and personalities.

1. Name:- Rathod Neha R.
Class:- M.A. sem-2
Roll no:- 33
Email id:-
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Year:- 2016-2017
Paper:- 5
Topic:- Differences between
 Elinor and Marianne

2. Jane Austen was
born on December 16,
1775 at the parsonage
houseoe steventon in
Hampshire.
 Jane Austen was
one of the Greatest
woman novelist
during the Nineteenth
century.
 She was written by
Sense and Sensibility.
 Sense and
Sensibility is satirical
in tone and hear in a
Subdued ironical tone.

3. Marianne Elinor

4.  Elinor and Marianne offer a sharp and
striking contrast in the novel sense
and sensibility. There is contrast
between their physical appearances
and there is an even bigger contrast
between their temperaments their
natures and their mental and moral
make- ups.

5.  Elinor Dashwood
was a nineteen years
old eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dashwood and the
Heroin of Austen’s
novel.
 She represent
sense.
 Elinor composed
but affectionate, both
when she falls in love
with Edwards ferras.
 when she comforts
and supports her
younger sister
Marianne.

6.  Marianne was a
seventeen years old
second daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Dashwood.
 Marianne’s spontaneity
excessive sensibility, and
romantic idealism lead her
to fall in love with the
debaucherous John
Willoughby though he
painfully spurns her
causing her to finally
recognize her misjudgment
of him. After this turn of
heart she ultimately
marries her long standing
admirer colonel Brandon.

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