00:14ELEENER
00:16It's father's will!
00:17This house will always be home.
00:19We will find somewhere else just as nice as the money father left us.
00:23What money?
00:25No!
00:30My condolences.
00:31It was my father's dying wish that I should assist those girls.
00:36Why must dying people always wish for something extravagant?
00:39You hate her too.
00:41Admit it!
00:44He's not handsome, is he?
00:48You go.
00:52Forgive me, Edward Ferris.
00:54Eleanor Datwood.
00:55I like him.
00:57I greatly esteem him.
00:59You can't make me esteem him.
01:02Eleanor, use those words again. I shall leave the room.
01:05This is Mrs. Jennings.
01:07I am the mother of your mother's cousins, cousins, wife.
01:12I heard about your plight and I said, I have got to help those girls.
01:16I'll have you all three married before you know it.
01:24The man who loves me must burn with it.
01:26With all his passions, without the slightest restraint or hesitation.
01:29A handsome gentleman saved Marianne's life.
01:32Not her life, good madam.
01:34Really an ankle.
01:35To whom I was so obliged.
01:36Mr. Willoughby, ma'am.
01:37Marianne and Willoughby.
01:43I was wondering, Miss Dashwood, whether I might ask you.
01:46Yes.
01:49It is bewitching.
01:50The idea of one's happiness depending entirely on another person.
01:53It is not always possible.
01:55Your sister seems happy.
01:56Yes.
01:56Such spirit is all too rare.
02:00Have you never told him how you feel?
02:02For what?
02:02For love.
02:08Come with me.
02:10No!
02:20I think a man ought to be at least artificially passionate or he'd be sincerely dull.
02:25I require so much.
02:32For no question.
02:33I have not seen the effect on my relationship with my beauty.
02:37It's just subjective.ulfto,
02:39you may the same. You don't
02:39show this and look at you the moment, I think? Will your brain,
