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The Missing Screw

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Psychology

 

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Glenda O

 

Date added:

February 8, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Also during the interview the governess becomes physically attracted to the uncle. She uses words like handsome and pleasant to describe him. The governess is beginning to fall for the uncle, but when he leaves she finds herself alone again. There is no one around since she is so isolated at Bly. She now begins to create the first of the apparitions...
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She now begins to create the first of the apparitions. The governess is very lonely, and decides to take a walk. The governess says that she dreams of a man on the turn of the path that would stand before her and smile in approval (39). As you continue to read she then says, "And with a shock much greater than any vision had allowed for was the sense that my imagination had, in a flash, turned real...
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