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Mrs.Grose as a Confidante

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September 24, 2012

 

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She only seems to make her appearances when the governess feels the need to discuss her suspicions. It is almost as if she is the governess' counselor - they often share their thoughts on the situation as these discussions often consume entire chapters (chapters V, XII, XVI and XXI for example) They also have a curious habit of continuing each others' sentences...
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An example of this is found in chapter five and it starts off with Mrs. Grose saying, "But if he is n't a gentleman ?" "What is he? He's a horror." "A horror?" "He's ? God help me if I know what he is!" (45) Mrs. Grose and the governess' conversations invariably progress in such a fashion, almost as if it is just one person's thoughts transcribed as a conversation between two personalities...
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