Character Analysis and Themes in Sense and Sensibility

The video explores Jane Austen's 'Sense and Sensibility', focusing on the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne, as they navigate love, family, and societal expectations. The plot follows their struggles after their father's death, their romantic entanglements, and eventual resolutions. Key characters include Edward Ferrars, Colonel Brandon, and John Willoughby. The video also delves into themes of sense versus sensibility, social class, and the role of women in society.

What event forces the Dashwood family to leave their home at Norland Park?

• The sale of Norland Park

• Mrs. Dashwood's remarriage

• A fire at Norland Park

• The death of Mr. Dashwood

Who provides a cottage for the Dashwood family at Barton Park?

• Edward Ferrars

• John Willoughby

• Sir John Middleton

• Colonel Brandon

Why does Willoughby suddenly leave Marianne and break off contact?

• He loses his inheritance

• He is engaged to another woman

• He is called away for business

• He falls out of love with her

What secret does Lucy Steele reveal to Elinor?

• She is moving to London

• She is engaged to Edward Ferrars

• She dislikes Marianne

• She has a fortune

Who does Edward Ferrars eventually marry?

• Fanny Dashwood

• Lucy Steele

• Marianne Dashwood

• Elinor Dashwood

Which character is described as embodying 'sense' in the novel?

• Elinor Dashwood

• Mrs. Dashwood

• Marianne Dashwood

• Lucy Steele

What does a lock of hair symbolize in the novel?

• Friendship

• Love and affection

• Wealth

• Social status

What theme is highlighted by the contrast between Elinor and Marianne?

• Head vs. Heart

• Love vs. Duty

• Wealth vs. Poverty

• Tradition vs. Change