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Rebecca

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Book Reports

 

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Jan L

 

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February 23, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Rebecca herself is quite a mystery as well. We learn that she has different motives than first thought and is a different character completely as you read through the novel. The character that makes the most dramatic change is the unnamed narrator. She holds a postcard of the Manderley estate, but little does she know what big a part the stunning estate will play in her future...
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She holds a postcard of the Manderley estate, but little does she know what big a part the stunning estate will play in her future. At first glance the narrator seems very plain and uneventful as she is the companion of the very snobby and stuck up Mrs. Van Hopper. Due to her father's death, she must take in this demeaning and demoralizing job of ailing to the needs of Mrs...
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