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In Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood face reduced fortunes and the uncertain rules of courtship after their father’s death. Elinor is cautious and self-controlled, while Marianne follows her feelings passionately. As each sister encounters love, disappointment, and social complications, they learn from one another’s very different ways of seeing the world. Austen finds comedy in social manners, family conversations, and characters who reveal their foibles without realizing it. The humor is subtle and polished, woven into a romantic story about judgment, affection, and growing up.
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