Damien Thomas

Tressie 2022-04-23 07:06:19

Eleanor: Rational, immersed in emotions, waiting for a rupture to vent. This kind of woman is very malleable, it can be the strong support behind a great man, or it can be a peasant woman beside a short-minded man. After reading all of them, I feel that she is like a Gemini, sullen, maybe too calm...

Nyasia 2022-04-17 09:01:13

Love is like drinking water, knowing whether it is warm or cold.
The passionate, never-give-up love in the book gives Marianne her first lesson on love. This wonderful, romantic woman is looking forward to an emotional love. But the ending of falling in love with Willerby hurt her a lot, and even...

Conner 2022-04-21 09:03:53

Eleanor is ok, Marianne is too rough like a big aunt, and a failure. The lack of bright spots in the flat and straightforward narrative can be regarded as quite satisfactory. In contrast, I prefer Ang Lee's version.

Reagan 2022-04-20 09:02:57

On the narrative technique: the first third of the 2008 edition lost to the 1995 edition, especially the story of the two sisters Marian and Eleanor, but the details of the former are brilliant; on the role: Willoughby in the 08 edition turned out to be a bean No. 2, mourning! The two versions of Eleanor are inseparable, but the Marianne 08 version wins. PS The cottage by the sea in Devon is my ideal interpretation of the English countryside. And, as always, love drops Dan!