Sense and Sensibility (HC) (P)

"The more I learn about the world, the more convinced I become that I'll never encounter a person whom I can truly love. My requirements are so demanding!"

Marianne Dashwood is open about her emotions, and when she falls for the charming yet unsuitable John Willoughby, she disregards her sister Elinor's caution that her impulsive actions expose her to rumors and insinuations. Meanwhile, Elinor, always attuned to societal norms, struggles to hide her own romantic disillusionment, even from those closest to her. As their journeys through love—along with its potential losses—unfold in parallel, the sisters come to understand that practicality must intertwine with sensitivity for them to discover personal happiness in a world where social standing and wealth dictate the laws of affection.