Best Crash Out Moments in Sense and Sensibility (ft. Kate Winslet, Emma Thompson)
Try not to cry with these moving moments with Elinor and Marianne (Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet).
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AI GeneratedThe narrative follows the emotional turmoil of the Dashwood sisters as they navigate betrayal and duty. Marianne suffers a devastating heartbreak after Willoughby rejects her for a wealthier bride, while Elinor struggles with her own suppressed feelings for Edward Ferrars, who remains committed to a prior engagement.
we never to have a moment's peace.
the rent here may be low but I believe we have it on very hard terms.
mrs. Jennings is a wealthy woman with a married daughter. she has nothing to do but marry off everyone else then.
there's a parcel arrived for you.
a parcel?
oh look.
you were up at the time.
can I open it? it is too ridiculous.
when is a man to be safe from such wit if age and infirmity do not protect him?
infirmity?
if Brandon is infirm then I am at death's door.
it is a miracle your life has extended this far.
did you not hear him complain of a rheumatism in his shoulder?
a slight ache I believe was his phrase.
Edward said he would bring it himself.
dear mrs. Dashwood, miss Dashwood, miss Marianne and captain Margaret.
it gives me great pleasure to restore this atlas to its rightful owner.
alas business in London does not permit me to accompany it.
although this is likely to hurt me far more than it hurts you.
for the present my memories of your kindness must be enough to sustain me
and I remain your devoted servant always.
E.C. Ferrars.
my god Willoughby!
will you not shake hands with me?
how do you do miss Marianne?
what is the matter?
why have you not come to see me?
were you not in London?
have you not received my letters?
I had the pleasure of receiving an information so good as to send me.
for heaven's sake Willoughby.
tell me what is wrong.
you are most obliged.
if you will excuse me I must rejoin my party.
my dear madam.
I am quite at a loss to discover in what point I could be so unfortunate as to offend you.
my esteem for your family is very sincere but if I have given rise to a belief of more than I felt
or meant to express I shall reproach myself for not having been more guarded.
my affections have long been engaged elsewhere.
and it is with great regret that I return your letters and the lock of hair which you so obligingly bestowed upon me.
I am except for John Willoughby.
oh Marianne.
dearest.
it is best to know what his intentions are at once.
think of what you would have felt if your engagement had carried on for months and months before he chose to put an end to it.
I'm not engaged.
but you wrote to him. I thought then he must have left you with some kind of understanding.
no.
he's not so unworthy as you think.
not so unworthy?
did he tell you that he loved you?
yes.
no.
never absolutely.
it was every day implied but never declared.
sometimes I thought it had been but it never was.
he's broken no vow.
he's broken faith with all of us. he made us all believe he loved you.
he did.
he loved me as I loved him.
I had to come straighter.
how are you miss Marianne?
oh poor thing she looks very bad.
it is no wonder miss Ashwood. for it is but too true.
I was told in the street here by miss Morton a little bit.
he is to be married at the end of the month to a Miss Grey with 50,000 pounds.
well said I. if it is true then he is a good for nothing.
who's used my young friend abominably ill.
and I wish with all my soul that his wife may play this heart out.
why did you not tell me?
Lucy told me in the strictest confidence.
I could not break my word.
Edward loves you.
he made no promises. he tried to tell me about Lucy.
he cannot marry her.
would you have him treat her even worse than Willoughby has treated you?
no.
but nor would I have him marry where he does not love.
Edward made his promise a long time ago long before he met me.
though he may harbor some regret I believe that he will be happy in the knowledge that he did his duty and kept his word.
after all...
after all that is bewitching in the idea of one's happiness entirely depending on one person.
it is not always possible. we must accept.
Edward will marry Lucy.
and you and I will go home.
designation and acceptance.
always prudence and honor and duty.
Eleanor, where is your heart?
love is not love
which alters when it alterations our heads
with a remover to remove
ever fixing mark.
she will be wet through when she returns.
thank you for pointing that out my dear.
do not worry miss Dashwood.
Brandon will find her.
I think we can all guess where she went.
please Dashwood.
you must prepare yourself.
I will return.
Marianne.
Marianne please try.
Marianne.
please.
try.
but.
I can not.
I can not do without you.
I can not be Marianne.

