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sins of commission/omission
Written by Heather Leigh
(10/4/2009 9:04 p.m.)
in consequence of the missive, Willoughby John D and Fanny, penned by Bridget D
Of course then you could argue that John and Fanny are just as wicked because their sins of omission are premeditated and carefully (speciously) rationalized, while Willoughby's sins of commission begin as passionate impulses. Though he does rationalize them after the fact, and coldly/premeditatedly cuts off contact with Marianne and Eliza after making them dependent on him. His seductions might be written off as "crimes of passion," results of excessive ardor and sensual impulse, but his abandonments are cold and calculated. |

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