Yesterday's choice of
sonnet by Shakespeare was inspired by the vain Sir Walter Elliot, with whom we spend plenty of time in today's chapter of Persuasion. Sir Walter is not merely vain, but is fond of beauty wherever he sees it - and he appears to be noticing it in the unworthy Mrs. Clay, as well as noticing Anne's improved looks
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And my amazing powers of "goldfish memory" make reading this again like reading it for the first time. Sometimes, it's kind of handy. =)
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Mr. Elliot is a trickier almost-hero than some of the others, like Willoughby (S&S) or Wickham (P&P), but he is most definitely up to something. And you're right about her seeing him somewhat clearly, although she doesn't see the full extent until details are revealed to her by someone else.
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Is that the hot guy from Leverage in your icon? I love that show.
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And yes, that's Eliot. Although he's just one of the hot guys from Leverage, imo.
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If you start re-reading Persuasion now, you'll be there for the big finish next weekend (when we look at the cancelled chapter, among other things).
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