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What is a distinctive feature of Dorothea Brooke's appearance and personality?
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She prefers extravagant and colorful clothes, matching her extroverted personality
She is plain and less intelligent than her sister, Celia
She dresses modestly and is deeply religious
She is beautiful but exceedingly shy
How is Dorothea Brooke's internal conflict described?
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Dorothea is confident in her rejection of societal norms and feels no conflict
Dorothea desires to continue her outdoor activities without conforming to what's expected of her
Dorothea is unhappy with her status as an heiress and wishes to relinquish her inheritance
Dorothea feels conflicted about her failure to conform to societal expectations, as shown by her intentions to quit horse-riding
What does Dorothea Brooke's view on marriage suggest about her personality?
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She has a practical and materialistic outlook on marriage
She values intellectual companionship and guidance in a marriage
She is indifferent to the concept of marriage and suitors
She prioritizes social status and wealth in choosing a husband
How might Dorothea's idealism be perceived by those around her, like her refusal to wear jewelry?
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As a flexible and accommodating viewpoint that easily aligns with others' preferences
As a source of inspiration for others to lead more spiritual and less materialistic lives
As potentially pressuring and somewhat extreme, possibly making others like Celia feel uncomfortable
As an insignificant trait that does not influence her relationships
How does Dorothea Brooke's reaction to wearing jewelry from her mother's collection further develop her character?
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She shows flexibility by accepting the jewelry and trying to appreciate it in her own way
She demonstrates vanity and a deep interest in material wealth
She outright rejects any form of jewelry, emphasizing her lack of interest in personal adornment
She insists on only accepting the most extravagant pieces, showing a preference for luxury
