Persistent love

"Sense and Sensibility" is mainly about the fact that after Henry Dashwood's death, the Dashwood sisters were forced to move to Devonshire with their widowed mother, while the property was owned by their wealthy half-brother. Although the two sisters were destitute, they had no shortage of admirers-the shy Edward Ferrars, the romantic and handsome Willoughby, and the melancholy and silent Colonel Brandon. Although the journey of true love was not plain sailing, Elinor, who smiled calmly, rationally and bravely, and Marianne , who cried violently and emotionally till dawn, had a happy ending in the end. After reading this book, what impressed me was the persistent love that Brandon proofread Marianne . After listening to Mariannre sing and play the piano at Barton Park for the first time, Brandon proofread Marianne 's love may have been buried in her heart. And the later appearance of Willoughby and falling in love with Marianne, and then after meeting Marianne in London and learning about her and Willoughby, Colonel Brandon cared for Marianne with concern and did not give up on her. Later, when Brandon learned that Marianne was ill, he went up and down to do all kinds of things for her. At last he won Marianne's heart and got married. The hard-won love between them makes me understand that it is easy for a person to treat you, and it is easy to like you. The important thing is to stick to it. When a person is with you, he likes you when he is nice to you, but when he is not together, he is still nice to you, that is really loving you. Companionship and understanding are more important than love. Whether it's in love or anything else; whether you can get the answer you want or not, it's the process that matters. Now that you've made up your mind, you should stick to it and don't give up halfway.