Chapter 9
Willoughby carries the injured Marianne home through the rain—a parody and embodiment of the Gothic-Romantic hero's entrance.
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From Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
Willoughby's introduction is staged as a literal Romantic rescue, complete with rain, a fall, and a handsome stranger sweeping the heroine into his arms.
Chapter 44
Willoughby's late-night confession to Elinor at Cleveland—one of Austen's most morally complex scenes, often debated for the sympathy it extracts from both Elinor and the reader.
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