书评

Sense and Sensibility, originally known as Elinor and Marianne, was the first of Jane Austen's six major novels to be published. The novel revolves around the two protagonists' courtship activities, and as the title suggests, the story focuses on the conflict between "reason" and "emotion." Sister Elinor's behavior everywhere embodies the intellectual personality, wisdom, and sister Marianne's more true feelings, in addition to the two main characters, like wood bushes, Willoughby, Colonel Brandon, Fanny and other minor characters and personalities, so the success of "sense and sensibility" largely attributed to the shaping of characters. One of my favorite moments in the book is when Elinor laughingly approves as she listens to the vulgar, boorish, self-righteous Robert spout his nauseating values and moral code. She said to herself, "There is no point in arguing, for he does not deserve such attention." It's a social skill, but I love it. There are so many vulgar people in society, it is a waste of their talents to correct them one by one. The best way is to let them vulgar to the end, so there is no need to waste the precious time of life on them. So not to explain, not to judge, and even to flatter when necessary, is to respect yourself. In this novel, the author writes about the relationship between property and marriage. For property and abandon love no matter how to also not recommend it, unless you want to do Willoughby, of course, I believe, in real life, many people did Willoughby, but also have a lot of people. Love is just a person, not his (her) money, who doesn't want to use their marriage in exchange, so this kind of person is undoubtedly worthy of admiration. The novel tells the story of two sisters whose love views are completely different, sensible sister and emotional sister. Her sister Elinor was very sensible, very calm, and of a very good heart and feeling. She knew how to control her emotions. There was no moderation in her sister's sorrow or pleasure, and everything was well but imprudence. Marianne allowed her feelings to dictate her actions. Elinor, however, would not give way to this impulse. Although the two sisters' love is very bumpy, in the end, they both found love and love. Have a good life. This is a happy ending, when the head triumphs over the heart, and everyone gets the happiness they deserve.