Historias de Senseandsensibility

Eloise Dashwood is the second oldest sister in her family. She is an intellectual lady that loves literature, she particularly found of literature about botany, geography and geology. Even though Eloise is an bright girl others, especially her family, would also describe her as an daydreamer and oblivious towards love. This story will follow Eloise and her sister's romantic encounters. It will mainly revolve around Eloise and how she captures the heart of a certain Colonel. But would it be possible for someone as dense as Eloise to realise the gentlemans feelings for her? And will Brandon be able to confess his feelings to the young lady? Based on the movie Sense and Sensibility from 1995

WHERE IS MY MIND? | ❝She's alone in her own little world, and you can't come in. ❞ If there was one feeling in the world that Kat Richardson knew well, it was the overwhelming feeling of loneliness. Ever since her parents lost all their money in a robbery and started to prioritize getting all their money back over the health of their only daughter, Kat has slowly started to hide behind her books again, never batting an eye when her parents decided to send her away to sunny California, where her Aunt Lorraine and her cousin Marty lived together. It was supposed to be a fresh start for Kat. New home, new school, new friends...if only she didn't come with the idea of bringing her favorite characters from her favorite books to California with her in the form of a story written in her journal where they went to school together. If only Kat didn't come up with the idea on the plane in the first place. original story started: october 17 2025 ended: TBA 🥇in classical literature, shakespeare, much ado about nothing, and sense and sensibility 🥈in jane austen

In which, Alan Rickman and (Y/F/N) are two of the thousands of people who have not met their soulmate.. yet. " she's my entire world. " [ soulmate au: stay 18, alan x reader ]

What if we saw from the perspective of the Anthropologist in Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation (book, not the movie)? What if there were an added scene between Henry Dashwood's conversation with John Dashwood and Fanny's move-in to show further character development in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility? What if JK Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone were set in Australia? This is a compilation of added scenes or AUs I wrote but have no idea where to put (spoilers of course). Disclaimer: Annihilation belongs to Jeff VanderMeer. Sense and Sensibility is within the public domain; however, I will still note that it originally belonged to Jane Austen. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone belongs to JK Rowling. Photo of a bumblebee by me, Kelsey Foot

When Edward Ferrars is finally released from the burden he had been sure he would spend his whole life carrying, all he can think of is the eldest Dashwood sister. He is finally free to confess everything he had been forced to hold back until now, but with her still convinced that he is already married, can he be fortunate enough to win her affection, or is he just risking the one friendship that is more dear to him than anything else? A oneshot to rewrite the end for Edward and Elinor from "Sense and Sensibility" by Jane Austen. As Austen, true to what was in the sense of propriety in her period, never writes really detailed scenes of love declarations etc, I wanted to give it a try myself because I love the book and especially this couple so much. I was inspired by 1995's movie "Sense and Sensibility", written by the wonderful Emma Thompson. I adore her and loved the adaption, so some of the lines are taken from the screenplay or may at least resemble it, although I don't own anything, of course.

~ A Jane Austen Inspired Story~ REGENCY ERA ENGLAND -1789-1825 A young spirited woman faces being brought into polite society. Her parents, Mr and Miss Blackwood are not special-not in slightest, they are just an ordinary family with no fortune or many reputable sources to acquit them. How will Miss Blackwood face the challenge of facing society as the air of the most illustrious couple in the land. Mr. and Mrs Cluett- the landlords of Clayton Hill. What of romance-is she too stubborn to fall in love, or perhaps she will marry for money a more material advantage. Perhaps though she will come a cross a suitable man-with the most curious personality, who will be her ideal. Is that man Mr. Thomas Alby?

Poppy was completely lost in the book she was reading, it was her favourite part because it's were the heroine meets Prince charming but she won't discover that its him till chapter three, when she was dragged kicking and screaming back to reality by someone tapping gently on her...

What do you call a saint without a name? The Unnamed Martyr. Born and abandoned by a homeless, dejected teenage girl on the streets of Manhattan, he had no knowledge of his family of where he came from. Years later, a seemingly unimportant encounter with a man on the same journey changes both of their lives forever... but for better or for worse, who knows? *** This is a (very) short version of a novel that I am writing, inspired by Les Miserables, A Tale of Two Cities, the Hamilton soundtrack, and several other books, movies, and soundtracks. Enjoy!

This is a short and elegant story of a single aging mother who is left all on her own in a town with her two young adult daughters. This is a heartwarming tale of how they manage to get by and overcome their hardships. Takes place in Jane Austen's era, and written in her style of writing. I found inspiration in her works Pride & Prejudice and Sense & Sensibility. Hence my title; Family & Friend. See what I did there? (;

You know their names. You know their stories. But never quite like this. Welcome to Wittenberg College. Here you’ll find a collection of literature’s greatest characters, from Elizabeth Bennet and Darcy to Romeo and Juliet, now just ordinary college students in a modern world. Join them as they muddle through relationships, pressures of family, ambition, and most of all, trying just to find themselves and their places in the world.

What if you were the first to discover a secret that had been held onto for nearly two hundred years. Cassandra Austen, reeling from the loss of her sister, trying to find a way to come to terms with it, would do anything to be at peace. Even write her dear departed sister into her own stories. A cross over between Pride and Prejudice, where an undiscovered script written by an Austen, as a sequel to Pride and Prejudice, comes to the light.

Fan of Jane Austen? Why not try the beloved books all mashed together. Six young ladies - five sisters and a country cousin - live their lives straight from trashy novels. Nonetheless, all must find husbands or spend the rest of their lives at Longbore embroidering sofa cushions and mittens for the cat. Will countrified ninny Fanny Anne wed Wentworth or her cousin? Will they all swoon at Mr Darcy's wet shirt? Come dine on gold-plated truffles, ducked goose, and snails in aspic while discovering everyone's salacious secrets. With Admiral Haughtyton drop-kicking poodles and hiding wildly gothic secrets, a squirrel army declaring war on flighty Marianne Catherine, and everyone falling for the wrong suitor in Marrytown, the Regency has never been sillier.

Suggestions are open! You know you always wanted Mr. Darcy to be a yandere. Don't lie. Cover created by jujubok!

Synopsis {Carrassic Hall a beautiful estate belonging to Lord and Lady Dashwood {Landowners and cattle farmers} have two daughters Elinor Dashwood who is 30-years-old and Marianne Dashwood who is 26-years-old. In this story we meet the Willoughby family who had been friends with the Dashwood family for a long time having a son of their own 28-year-old John Willoughby. The Willoughby's have recently moved to Sussex. Making this John & Elinor's first meeting in 20 years"}

Our favorite headmaster gets an idea after discussing with the Muggle Studies Professor on how to introduce the seventh years to Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. Chaos, romance and humor ensue with this amusing crossover of wizards and witches from the Potterverse being introduced to the plot and the characters of Sense and Sensibility.

Belle was often considered the odd Dashwood sister not just by her family but by everyone who knew her or the Dashwood name. It was because she was not like most women. Belle was interested in archery, horse riding, sword fighting, reading, but she did indulge her mother by taking an interest in painting and music. Her father was the one who both encouraged and joined her in participating with many of her interests. He even taught her everything that he would with a son. So when he died it had felt that she not only lost a father but a friend as well. Now, she, her mother, and her sisters must find a way to survive in the world with what little money they have been given, and while three of the four sisters fall in love.

Odette is a college student just like everyone else. Working at a coffee shop. Preferring to be in the pages of a book than in crowds. Despite her passionate side she rarely showcased. Odette never thought of herself as a beauty queen; being plus sized with insecurities she hid. Shrinking back from dating. No hope of a romantic life. However, this month of October seemed eerily different in the best of ways, as the crisp autumn air drew in a stranger completely out of Odette's league. At least in her eyes, but not in Conall's. He brought forth a side of her kept under lock and key. It was thrilling, and addictive, and overwhelming. She woke up every morning, sure it would slip from her fingertips at any given moment. Yet, Conall's affection grew all the more. They became head over heals in love. However, could she be enough for him in the end? Maybe Odette is better off with the man introduced to her by a coworker. Something healthy, rather than fiery.

'The more I know of the world, the more am I convinced that I shall never see a man whom I can really love. I require so much!' Marianne Dashwood wears her heart on her sleeve, and when she falls in love with the dashing but unsuitable John Willoughby she ignores her sister Elinor's warning that her impulsive behaviour leaves her open to gossip and innuendo. Meanwhile Elinor, always sensitive to social convention, is struggling to conceal her own romantic disappointment, even from those closest to her. Through their parallel experience of love-and its threatened loss-the sisters learn that sense must mix with sensibility if they are to find personal happiness in a society where status and money govern the rules of love.