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Rebecca

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Book Reports

 

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Francis W

 

Date added:

September 3, 2016

 

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University

 

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B

 

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What is the secret of Manderley? What’s the story people never know about Rebecca? What’s the real reason makes Maxim deeply in gloom? All these enigmars make me think that I should "expect the unexpected" . The narrator, a shy, naive girl low in confidence and much given to romantic daydreams, is staying in a Monte Carlo hotel where she is acting as paid companion to the appalling, social-climbing Mrs Van Hopper...
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Happening to know the enigmatic Maxim de Winter, owner of Manderley and recent widower of the eponymous Rebecca, who died in a sailing accident,she falls madly in love with him. Just before her departure for New York with her companion,Maxim asks her to marry him. Once over a shock,she happily agrees...
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