¿Quién es Mary Musgrove (Mary Elliot)?
La hermana menor que siempre se queja de su salud
Mary Musgrove es la hermana menor de Anne y la tercera hija de los Elliot. Está casada con Charles Musgrove, heredero de los terratenientes de Uppercross, y tiene dos hijos pequeños.
Enseguida dice que se encuentra mal y manda llamar a Anne, pero en cuanto ella llega se anima y empieza a enumerar sus quejas sobre su marido y la familia de este. Como hija de un baronet, le obsesionan el orden de precedencia y la posición social, y tiene pequeños roces constantes con su familia política. También es ella quien, sin mala intención, le repite a Anne lo que el capitán Wentworth dijo de ella.
Es egocéntrica y ruidosa, pero tiene algo que impide detestarla, y aporta humor a la historia.
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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.
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Her Ex's Verdict: "I Wouldn't Know Her"Persuasion (Jane Austen)
Her nephew's injury gives Anne an excuse to stay home and avoid one evening. The next morning, she suddenly comes face to face with the man she refused to marry eight years ago. All they share is a bow and a few minutes in the same room. Then her sister mentions, almost in passing, that he said Anne was "so changed he wouldn't have known her," and the words cut deep.
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I Overheard My Ex Through the HedgePersuasion (Jane Austen)
Anne finds herself alone in the nursery with the man she was persuaded to reject eight years ago. Days later, on a long autumn walk, she overhears his voice from behind a hedgerow, condemning people who change their hearts because others tell them to.
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