she meets Ms. Danvers she is very nervous and feels as if she is not being welcome into the estate very well. This is because Ms. Danvers loved Mrs. DeWinter very much and had a great passion for taking care of her. She does not welcome her in very well and makes the narrator very quiet and nervous. Rebecca does not stay quiet, however, and does not keep her innocence forever. She learns that Mr. De Winter had killed Rebecca because she told him that she was pregnant, but of course she really wasn’t. The narrator supports Maxim in his murder and in turn seems to support murder as well. As Maxim goes through all of his interrogating she is right there to support him through all of it. She also is very accustomed to the house now, but there still is an eerie feeling that Rebecca still haunts Manderley. This novel is a very mysterious and complex story of deceit and romance. Even though Maxim murdered Rebecca, she was committing suicide at the same time. She was incapable of having children yet she told Maxim that she was pregnant. She also had cancer, so instead of wilting away to nothing to the cancer she drives Maxim to kill her. It’s a demented twist on the character Rebecca because she is made out to be a sweet and beautiful person. The novel is very good and is a great mix of romance and mystery. ...
