The influence of emotion on Marianne's love and suffering in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility

Lestari, Erna Wahyu (2005) The influence of emotion on Marianne's love and suffering in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Katolik Widya Mandala Madiun.

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The purpose of the thesis entitled "The Influence of Emotion on Marianne's Love and Suffering in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility" is to elaborate (1) Marianne's emotion, (2) Marianne's love, (3) Marianne's suffering, and (4) the influence of Marianne's emotion on her love and suffering. The writer does library research to find the theory of influence, emotion,love, and suffering. Those theories are used to find the data. They can be words,phrases, clauses, or further discourse. Then, the data are analyzed descriptively based on sociological approach. The result of the study is only applied to the subject of analysis. Marianne Dashwood is an emotional girl. She often behaves as what she pleases. She does not care that her manner will hurt other people. Marianne also experiences the romantic love, a strong emotional arousal and attraction toward another person, together with a need for the physical presence and support of the other person, caring, and intimate sharing. Her whole heart is devoted to her beloved one, that is, Willoughby. She feels that he is the most valuable thing in the world. No one may replace his position in her heart, not except Colonel Brandon, a man who sincerely loves Marianne. For that reason, she avoids to talk to Colonel Brandon after knowing that he loves her. She thinks that the Colonel is not proper to be in love because he is too old. Her sensibility makes her ignores the Colonel's kindness. Her parting from Willoughby makes Marianne always cries in her longing. Her memories together with Willoughby place her in such a dramatic depression. She plays over every favorite song that she has been used to play to Willoughby. It makes her feeling more devastating.Even, she is awake the whole night then, she gets ill. Willoughby, a man who has been placed more upon her feeling towards her own family, betrays her and marries to another woman. Meanwhile, the people she often insulted such as Mrs. Jennings, Lady Middleton, and Colonel Brandon support her when she gets suffering. Knowing the falsehood of her own opinions,Marianne wants to go away to avoid them because of her shyness. She also does not know how to answer all their questions.

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