Character Perspectives in Persuasion

The video explores the central characters of Jane Austen's 'Persuasion', focusing on Anne Elliot, her past engagement to Captain Wentworth, and the influence of Lady Russell. It delves into the personalities of Sir Walter and Elizabeth Elliot, highlighting their vanity and social concerns. The narrative also covers Mary Elliot Musgrove's marriage and William Elliot's ulterior motives, providing a comprehensive overview of the novel's themes of love, social status, and personal growth.

Who is the middle daughter of Sir Walter Elliot?

• Anne Elliot

• Lady Russell

• Elizabeth Elliot

• Mary Elliot

Why did Anne Elliot break her engagement with Captain Wentworth?

• Captain Wentworth moved away

• Her father disapproved

• She fell out of love with him

• She was persuaded by Lady Russell

What is Captain Frederick Wentworth's status upon his return?

• He is married

• He is still poor

• He is rich and more eligible

• He has forgotten Anne

What is Captain Wentworth's demeanor towards Anne upon his return?

• Indifferent

• Polite but distant

• Warm and welcoming

• Hostile

What is Sir Walter Elliot obsessed with?

• Traveling

• His family

• His career

• Appearance and social standing

What is Sir Walter Elliot forced to do due to his financial situation?

• Take a job

• Move to London

• Sell his ancestral home

• Rent out his ancestral home

What is Elizabeth Elliot anxious about?

• Her social reputation

• Her financial status

• Not having found a husband

• Her father's health

What is Lady Russell's major flaw?

• Indifference

• Lack of intelligence

• Dishonesty

• Snobbery

What is the relationship between Anne Elliot and Lady Russell?

• They are business partners

• They are best friends

• Lady Russell is Anne's mentor

• They are distant relatives

What does Lady Russell appreciate about Anne?

• Her beauty

• Her social connections

• Her intelligence and gentle nature

• Her wealth