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- Marianne Dashwood is a fictional character in Jane Austen's 1811 novel Sense and Sensibility. The 16-year-old second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dashwood, she mostly embodies the "sensibility" of the title, as opposed to her elder sister Elinor's "sense". She embraces spontaneity, excessive sensibility, love of nature, and romantic idealism: Marianne weeps dramatically when their family must depart from "dear, dear Norland", and later in the book, exclaims, "Oh! with what transporting sensations have I formerly seen them fall! How have I delighted, as I walked, to see them driven in showers about me by the wind! What feelings have they, the season, the air altogether inspired! Now there is no one to regard them. They are seen only as a nuisance, swept hastily off, and driven as much as possible from the sight." At which the cooler Elinor replies quietly, "It is not everyone who has your passion for dead leaves." And later when she hears Sir John Middleton's account of John Willoughby, her eyes sparkle, and she says, "That is what I like; that is what a young man ought to be. Whatever be his pursuits, his eagerness in them should know no moderation, and leave him no sense of fatigue." When Marianne is helped by the dashing Willoughby, she falls deeply and sincerely in love with him, abhorring all society's conventions, and ignoring her sister's rational warnings that her impulsive behaviour leaves her open to gossip and innuendo. His painful spurning of her, and the shocking discovery of his dissipated character, finally causes her to recognise her misjudgment of him. She acts exactly as she feels, thus making herself and everyone around her miserable when Willoughby leaves her, as opposed to her sister, who keeps the secret of Edward's prior engagement to another in quiet, thoughtful composure. Marianne treats her acquaintances in general with inattention and sometimes, contempt, recoiling from vulgarity, even when it is accompanied by good nature (like Mrs. Jennings), treating her selfish half-brother and his snobbish wife with disgust, ignoring the grave Colonel Brandon because of his age and a former love, and making no attempt at civility to insipid Lady Middleton. The people she does love, however, she loves with warmth that leaps over all barriers—even barriers of propriety. Her sorrows, her joys, her antipathy and her love will have no moderation—no concealing. Marianne's form is "not so correct as her sister's", but "more striking", and her features are all good, her face is "lovely": her skin is very brown, but from its transparency, "her complexion was uncommonly brilliant", and in her eyes there is "a life, a spirit, an eagerness which could hardly be seen without delight". Later in the novel, still grieving over having lost Willoughby, she ignores her health, falls dangerously ill with a putrid fever, and nearly dies as a result. But she does recover, and comes to see the error of her ways, hoping now to instead model her character on her elder sister. She eventually falls in love with Colonel Brandon and marries him. (en)
- Marianne Dashwood est un personnage de fiction du roman Sense and Sensibility, premier roman édité, en 1811, de la femme de lettres britannique Jane Austen. Elle partage avec sa sœur aînée, Elinor, la fonction de protagoniste, puisque le roman raconte les aventures sentimentales parallèles des deux sœurs. Marianne, pleine de vie, passionnée et imprudente, veut vivre comme une héroïne de ces romans qu'elle adore : à seize ans et demi, elle tombe follement amoureuse du beau Willoughby et manque de se laisser mourir de chagrin après avoir découvert qu'il s'apprête à en épouser une autre. Mais, parce qu'elle est généreuse et intelligente, elle comprend qu'elle a mieux à faire que mourir d'amour à cause d'un homme sans scrupules qui l'a trahie. Et parce qu'« elle ne peut rien faire à moitié », elle acceptera, à dix-neuf ans, le bonheur raisonnable que lui offre le colonel Brandon, entourée de ceux qui l'aiment et qu'elle aime. (fr)
- 메리앤 대시우드(영어: Marianne Dashwood)는 제인 오스틴의 소설 《이성과 감성》의 주인공이다. 밝고 적극적인 성격으로 제목의 '감성'을 상징하는 인물이다. 브랜던 대령의 구애를 받았으나, 나이 많고 재미없는 그를 무시하고 자신과 비슷한 성격의 존 윌러비와 만난다. 그러나 윌러비의 속물적인 뒷모습을 알게 된 후 브랜던의 구애를 받아들여 마지막에 결혼한다. 1995년작 영화 《센스 앤 센서빌리티》에서는 케이트 윈슬렛이 연기했다. 2008년작 미니시리즈 《》에서는 이가 연기했다. (ko)
- Marianne Dashwood è una delle due protagoniste di Ragione e sentimento, insieme alla sorella Elinor. (it)
- Мариа́нна Дэ́швуд, в зам. Брэндон (англ. Marianne Dashwood) — одна из главных героинь романа Джейн Остин «Разум и чувства». В романе писательница анализирует диссонанс между разумом и чувствами. В этой дисгармонии старшая Элинор представляет собой сдержанную, практичную и чуткую молодую девушку, в отличие от средней сестры Марианны, олицетворяющей чувство. (ru)
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- 메리앤 대시우드(영어: Marianne Dashwood)는 제인 오스틴의 소설 《이성과 감성》의 주인공이다. 밝고 적극적인 성격으로 제목의 '감성'을 상징하는 인물이다. 브랜던 대령의 구애를 받았으나, 나이 많고 재미없는 그를 무시하고 자신과 비슷한 성격의 존 윌러비와 만난다. 그러나 윌러비의 속물적인 뒷모습을 알게 된 후 브랜던의 구애를 받아들여 마지막에 결혼한다. 1995년작 영화 《센스 앤 센서빌리티》에서는 케이트 윈슬렛이 연기했다. 2008년작 미니시리즈 《》에서는 이가 연기했다. (ko)
- Marianne Dashwood è una delle due protagoniste di Ragione e sentimento, insieme alla sorella Elinor. (it)
- Мариа́нна Дэ́швуд, в зам. Брэндон (англ. Marianne Dashwood) — одна из главных героинь романа Джейн Остин «Разум и чувства». В романе писательница анализирует диссонанс между разумом и чувствами. В этой дисгармонии старшая Элинор представляет собой сдержанную, практичную и чуткую молодую девушку, в отличие от средней сестры Марианны, олицетворяющей чувство. (ru)
- Marianne Dashwood is a fictional character in Jane Austen's 1811 novel Sense and Sensibility. The 16-year-old second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dashwood, she mostly embodies the "sensibility" of the title, as opposed to her elder sister Elinor's "sense". (en)
- Marianne Dashwood est un personnage de fiction du roman Sense and Sensibility, premier roman édité, en 1811, de la femme de lettres britannique Jane Austen. Elle partage avec sa sœur aînée, Elinor, la fonction de protagoniste, puisque le roman raconte les aventures sentimentales parallèles des deux sœurs. (fr)
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