Ugh, had my neuroscience exam today. I feel much the same way about neuroscience as I do about my stats class: struggling to get through it now, planning to forget everything once it's over. Also, I'm discovering that some meals just shouldn't come out of a box.
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The parallel, which I think was unintentional on Austen's part, is Marianne being encouraged, at least tacitly, by her family to accept Brandon. He's a good match, they feel obligated because he gave Edward the living, and he was a decent, respectable man. It's better than what happened to Eliza the first, certainly, but it ain't no bed of roses either.
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I had honestly not seen the way family pressures operate so strongly in both cases, but that actually does make sense. Will never unsee. :\
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