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What does Marianne feel sad about after learning what Colonel Brandon told Elinor?
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That Colonel Brandon is leaving town
The proof of Willoughby's bad character
That Elinor must leave London early
She no longer trusts Colonel Brandon
Why does Mrs. Dashwood recommend that Elinor and Marianne not shorten their stay with Mrs. Jennings?
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She is concerned about their safety traveling back to Barton
She hopes to visit them in London soon
She thinks they have not spent enough time with Mrs. Jennings and leaving would seem rude
She believes Marianne can find distractions in London to help her forget Willoughby
What is the main reason neither Elinor nor Marianne wants to be in London, yet they both agree to stay?
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They think their mother will be happier if they stay in London longer
They each believe the other sister wants to stay in London for her own benefit
They have commitments in London they cannot get out of
They both hope to avoid specific social events back home
What is Elinor's strategy to help Marianne cope with her feelings for Willoughby?
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She encourages Marianne to talk about her feelings openly
She takes Marianne on long walks to distract her
She arranges for Marianne to meet new people
She keeps anyone from mentioning Willoughby’s name around Marianne
What misunderstanding does Mrs. Jennings have regarding Colonel Brandon's behavior?
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She believes he is interested in Marianne for her wealth
She thinks that Colonel Brandon plans to propose to Elinor, not Marianne
She suspects he has a secret family
She thinks he is planning to leave the country
What event causes Marianne to cry, despite trying to control her emotions?
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Willoughby's marriage to Miss Grey
The arrival of the Steeles in London
Elinor's decision to leave London
A misunderstanding with Colonel Brandon
How does Elinor typically respond when Marianne is unable to be sociable with guests?
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She becomes irritated with Marianne for her lack of social grace
She ignores the situation and changes the topic of conversation
She makes polite excuses for Marianne's absence
She asks the guests to leave to accommodate Marianne
