[Sense and Sensibility] Beyond the Story

After reading this article, I suddenly felt that the original work was very Qiong Yao. Although I have only read "Pride and Prejudice" among Austen's books, I didn't like "Sense and Sensibility" very much when I saw the movie. Now I finally found the reason. I have never had a good impression of Marianne. At the end of the movie (and the book), I feel that she will never really fall in love with Colonel Brandon. How can the eldest lady keep saying she loves someone so much? In my opinion, it is better to say that she married Colonel Brandon than that she was defeated by reality and married the colonel's pound. She also claimed to be moved by the colonel's affection. I really want to spit on her face. She really looks like the heroine Zi Ling in Qiong Yao's Grandma. Is it true? It's just that compared to that scumbag Fei Yunfan, Colonel Brandon is nothing more than clouds in the sky and mud on the ground. Poor Alan, Za Lao plays this kind of hard-working man Nirvana.

In the original novel, Colonel Brandon can be said to have taken over the Dashwood family. He works for his brother-in-law and gives a dowry to his sister-in-law. Without the colonel, the Dashwood family is nothing.

In fact, I think the two heroines in the original work are not that bad. It is true that compared to the two heroines in Pride and Prejudice, the two rational ones are indeed less likable. The eldest daughter is a proud girl. In fact, she is right to be proud. After all, the eldest lady who originally received a good education has a bad fate. Her approach in the original novel is actually considered sensible. After all, do you want a girl who is in love to admit that she is a despicable mistress? Especially when she was moved by Edward, she didn't know about Lucy. After knowing this, she chose to stay away from Edward even though she might be able to save her family from poverty and find a good home for herself. I admire her for this. As for what people think in their hearts, it's not surprising. After all, she is not a true angel. Who has no time to comfort themselves with angry words. As for the second child, I can really only comment on her big breasts and lack of brains. She was also beautiful, and then her family circumstances suddenly changed. When she was in trouble, someone let her go on a blind date with an uncle in his thirties, like a pimp. Well, it is understandable that she felt that she was born at the wrong time, but she was relying on this beauty to make a living. I think Marianne's behavior is not only because she really likes Willoughby, but also as a way to express her rebellion. You said I must marry a rich man, but I want to find a handsome and unrestrained soulmate who truly loves me. After all, she was only fifteen years old, and her disdain for the colonel was actually partly induced by Willoughby. Basically, Willoughby started saying bad things first and then she joined in on the fun. Think about what we ourselves did when we were young and formed cliques when we were in school. If your friend hates someone, how many people can justly jump out and tell them not to speak ill of them? Basically, it's more of a casual echo. So I think this kid is really stupid. If you say how bad these two girls are, I don't believe it. Above.

I read it all in one sitting yesterday, and it turned out that it was hard to read the other Sense and Sensibility fanfics after that. Because to me, the author's male and female protagonists are so impressive that the other characters are not cute QAQ It's really nice and great! Please continue to write more stories~~

Now I feel that if Eleanor is like this and thinks that her first wife cannot be compared to her, and that a man is unhappy, isn't that just an orthodox mistress?

Why. . . When I came to see it, customization had already happened eight hundred years ago. . .

Excuse me, can I order it again? I really want this book

Flowers~

Flowers~

Hmm^^^^^When can Suzuko write a Pride and Prejudice fanfic? There's been a literary shortage lately!