In the end, does Austen seem to favor sense or sensibility as a character trait? Explain your answer with a close analysis of th

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Stels [109] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-25T07:16:03+03:00

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In the end, it seems to me that Austen favored sense. Sense even used in diabolical ways such as Lucy's seduction of Richard and betrayal of Edward brings about the outcome of choice. Elinor's sense is more realistic than Marianne's sensibility. Although Jane Austen's is sure to show the benefits of passion, Elinor's reason contrasts Marianne's sensibility throughout. Austin is sure to point out the downfalls of sensibility. At the end of this novel, Marianne's idealism is guided by sense. She has grown up and now sees the prudence of using reason to temper passion. Austen artfully brings the two narratives together in the conclusion.

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