¿Quién es Elizabeth Elliot?
La orgullosa hija mayor de los Elliot
Elizabeth Elliot es la hermana mayor de Anne y la primogénita de la familia Elliot. Tiene 29 años, es guapa como su padre y es su hija favorita. Desde la muerte de su madre, hace trece años, ejerce como señora de Kellynch Hall.
Igual que su padre, valora mucho el linaje y las apariencias, y se opone a recortar gastos. Le entusiasma mudarse a Bath y decide llevarse consigo a su amiga, la señora Clay. A su hermana Anne la ignora como si fuera lo más natural y no le pide opinión.
La novela deja ver que le preocupa un poco seguir soltera, y esa inquietud escondida tras su brillo es uno de los detalles interesantes del personaje.
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Please Stay Out of the MirrorPersuasion
In a grand house sinking under debt, Anne Elliot, the middle daughter, is the one no one in her family listens to. Her vain father and older sister insist they can't possibly give up a single horse or servant. In the end the family decides to let the house and move to Bath. Then, at dusk, a single word drifts through a doorway — "navy" — and for one moment, Anne's eyes waver.
19 páginas
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My Ex's Sister Is Moving Into My HousePersuasion (Jane Austen)
While her family turns choosing a tenant into a comedy, settling on a navy admiral, 27-year-old Anne Elliot ends up saying a name before anyone else can. It belongs to the man she gave up more than seven years ago. Out on the woodland path, she remembers the summer she was nineteen, and quietly accepts that his sister is about to live in her home.
19 páginas
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Every Night, They Praise the Man I LeftPersuasion (Jane Austen)
Her family leaves her behind because "no one will miss Anne if she stays." So Anne goes to her sister's house three miles away, where everyone soon treats her as the one person who'll listen to their complaints. But in that house, the name of the man she gave up eight years ago starts coming up every night, and always as praise.
19 páginas