[Sense and Sensibility] Eleanor's Life in Sense and Sensibility

The time-travel heroine is not as likable as the original Eleanor

Is this sister sick? She usually thinks that the colonel is cute, but she insists on getting the colonel and her sister together, and she also tries her best to invite the colonel to visit her sister. She actually has no idea whether the colonel likes Marianne, and her sister clearly shows her displeasure with the colonel. What is the difference between her behavior and that of Mrs. Jennings, who just plays matchmaker and makes fun of her based on her own preferences? The same bad-ass face. The funniest thing is that one moment she judged that the colonel liked his sister based on the original work, so she kept arranging meetings between the two, and the next moment she really needed her hand - for example, she stopped moving when it came to the scumbag, and said that she couldn't make a conclusion based on just a few descriptions in the book. Oh my God, it was so clear that the plot described a big scumbag, at most a scumbag, and she believed seeing was believing. But in the book, the colonel had a slight slight affection for his sister when they first met, and she took it completely seriously. Simply stupid

This chapter is really bloody, but this bloody chapter was splashed out by Mrs. Jennings and John's eighth wife. So it just feels deliberate and boring, rather than something that comes naturally. I also hacked two characters by the way. I'm sorry that the author's words are a bit strong, but this kind of nonsense really makes people feel unhappy, so it's better to use less of it.

Doesn't the heroine know the plot? What else is there to say about whether it feels good or not? Baffling

But I think even if she only respects the colonel, now that Marianne can be said to be madly in love with the scumbag, the most important thing she should do is to talk about the cute parts of Marianne's character in the name of caring for her sister to increase the colonel's favor. Because she has read the original work, she should know that Marianne has done many inappropriate things at this time. Even though the colonel still likes her in the original work, I think Marianne at this time will still have a negative impact on the colonel and is a potential explosive bag.

Green tea bitch, she pretends to think she is noble and beautiful and thinks of others, but actually everything is for herself.

In fact, Sir John's jokes with that wife were quite over the top, especially since they were not very hot and didn't know whether they were actually dating, so talking nonsense like this was really annoying. Just like a colleague of mine who always likes to coerce other people's behavior, maybe the starting point is good, but if it goes too far, it will become annoying. If you really can't stand it, you will excuse it by saying it's just a joke. You really want to make people swear. I really want to tell them that you have no shame and I still have shame. Is it interesting to ruin other people's reputations like this? You have dirty thoughts and you want others to be like you?!

Sorry, I can't stand it anymore. This family really doesn't like it. Including the original Eleanor. .

Talk about age. . . I have to say that British women from the 18th to 19th centuries seemed to prefer older men, certainly not the kind of gray-haired grandpa, but age gaps of more than ten or twenty were common. . . Moreover, a considerable number of men in the UK are single, while some women will never get married.

I feel like the wedding is a bit bland. I hope the wedding ceremony can be exciting. I want meat!