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3 days ago · As her imagination begins to run wild, she imperils her summer, her new friendships, and her burgeoning relationship with the charming Henry Tilney. Both a satire of gothic fiction and a coming-of-age story, Northanger Abbey is widely regarded as one of Jane Austen’s most comedic works.
Angry Henry? Blackguard Captain Tilney? Eleanor knows why Catherine is being sent away? Henry is passionately in love with Catherine? Were these liberties taken to condense the storyline? To jazz it up for modern audiences? Or have I been as naive as Catherine when reading this novel?
5 days ago · Let’s put Mr. Darcy at one end of the line—broody, silent, proud (y’all, I do end up loving Mr. Darcy, don’t worry! But he’s so fun to make fun of, too 😄). And let’s put Henry Tilney at the other end—chatty, witty, approachable. Wentworth is, to me, much, much closer to Tilney than Darcy.
5 days ago · Answer: Henry Tilney After a life-time (or so it seems) for the reader, Henry eventually admits an attachment to Catherine and confesses his wishes to make her his wife; near the end of the novel. Source: Author Musemaniac!
5 days ago · The cast of the movie includes Joseph Fiennes as Will Shakespeare, Gwyneth Paltrow as Viola De Lesseps, Geoffrey Rush as Philip Henslowe, Tom Wilkinson as Hugh Fennyman, Judi Dench as Queen Elizabeth, Imelda Staunton as Nurse, Colin Firth as Lord Wessex, Ben Affleck as Ned Alleyn, Simon Callow as Tilney, Steven Beard as Makepeace, Jim Carter as ...
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5 days ago · Answer: Henry Tilney She's young and naive, but she has the good taste to fall in love with a witty, well-principled young man who soon falls for her, too.
3 days ago · Master of Ceremonies – employed to oversee the protocol of the large public assemblies (especially those held at the Upper and Lower Rooms in Bath); introduced young ladies and gentlemen to each other so they might dance together (i.e., Henry Tilney and Catherine Morland in “Northanger Abbey”); held knowledge of people’s backgrounds and ...
