Sense And Sensibility 4: A Very Awkward Narrator

This week, we continue our discussion of Jane Austen's Sense And Sensibility. How does Colonel Brandon's awkwardness communicate his honesty? How do we understand the backstory of Willoughby and Eliza? Is John Dashwood or Robert Ferrers worse?

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Don't forget to check out my new Tolkien-related show, Shire Reckoning!

Next week, Volume 3, Chapter I (37) to VII (43) of Sense and Sensibility, live on Patreon on Thursday, September 11th at 9PM Central.

Footnotes:

• Sense And Sensibility
• A Calendar for Sense and Sensibility
• Sense And Sensibility (1995)
• Stars And Swords on Bookshop.org

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Alastair Stephens

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Stars and Swords is a weekly podcast dedicated to the exploration, analysis and celebration of genre fiction.