Think of Satire
1. exaggeration, sarcasm, irony
2. of situations, society, people's shortcomings
3. to evoke change or bring to light
Austen uses Wit as a Weapon! she loves coincidences, situational irony, misunderstandings. They are human and real and the perfect time to view "real life" and authentic personalities.
Chapter 36
p. 213 Robert
p. 214 Fanny
Chapter 37 (mostly a magnifying glass into Elinor's character)
p. 219
p. 222
p. 221 Edwards punishment
Chapter 38
p. 230 Edward's motives (what is going on with him?! why won't he break the engagement? does he love Lucy?)
Chapter 39
p. 237 Double meanings....continues into
Chapter 40
p. 245 and another misunderstanding!
XH ENGLISH
"Education Is Not the Filling of a Pail, But the Lighting of a Fire" -Yeats
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