Sense and Sensibility

Hold onto your butts, because we’re on a carriage ride with the
Dashwoods. This week, we tackle the 2004 Sense & Sensibility
miniseries, where we discuss the red flag combination of Lord
Byron and Dominic Cooper, Cousin Matthew’s mullet, and a group of
townies worthy of Bluebell. Don’t bother knocking, dear hearts—
Meg already saw you and let us know you’re on your way.


Music: @sigismundtryapkin 


Artwork: @jstnmbrwn 


Bibliography:


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