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<title>Elinor and Marianne Take Barton Vlog - spoiler for ep. 17!</title>
<description>I have just watched the last episode of this vlog I follow. There was an interesting twist: Lucy Steel had a history with leukaemia (was sick or could be, I&#039;m not exactly sure). So, that is the reason why Edward is reluctant to break up with her. I must admit that while this revelation surprised me, it&#039;s still very effective in the story. After all, whyever should a young man like Edward feel honour-bound to Lucy, if not for some serious, grave motive?
However, I can&#039;t help thinking that whatever Lucy told Edward about her illness must be either an exaggeration or a ruse to bind him to her. Her cunning ways throughout the novel could be an argument in my favour. I really hope, of course, that she is not sick at all.
I wonder how the writers are planning to adapt Mrs. Ferrars&#039; rage about Edward and Lucy&#039;s relationship, or the matter of the Ferrars brothers&#039; inheritance.</description><link>https://dwiggie.com/phorum/read.php?4,114194,114194#msg-114194</link><lastBuildDate>Mon, 24 Aug 2026 22:54:05 +0100</lastBuildDate>
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<title>Elinor and Marianne Take Barton Vlog - spoiler for ep. 17!</title><link>https://dwiggie.com/phorum/read.php?4,114194,114194#msg-114194</link><description><![CDATA[I have just watched the last episode of this vlog I follow. There was an interesting twist: Lucy Steel had a history with leukaemia (was sick or could be, I'm not exactly sure). So, that is the reason why Edward is reluctant to break up with her. I must admit that while this revelation surprised me, it's still very effective in the story. After all, whyever should a young man like Edward feel honour-bound to Lucy, if not for some serious, grave motive?<br /><br />However, I can't help thinking that whatever Lucy told Edward about her illness must be either an exaggeration or a ruse to bind him to her. Her cunning ways throughout the novel could be an argument in my favour. I really hope, of course, that she is not sick at all.<br /><br />I wonder how the writers are planning to adapt Mrs. Ferrars' rage about Edward and Lucy's relationship, or the matter of the Ferrars brothers' inheritance.]]></description>
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