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    The document discusses Daphne du Maurier's novel Rebecca and analyzes two brief passages from the book. In the passages, a character claims that although there was nothing wrong with the boat's work, it was deliberately scuttled. The document asks how Du Maurier makes this a shocking moment, and also asks about Du Maurier's portrayal of the relationship between Rebecca and Mrs. Danvers.

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    The document discusses Daphne du Maurier's novel Rebecca and analyzes two brief passages from the book. In the passages, a character claims that although there was nothing wrong with the boat's work, it was deliberately scuttled. The document asks how Du Maurier makes this a shocking moment, and also asks about Du Maurier's portrayal of the relationship between Rebecca and Mrs. Danvers.

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    Cie Rebecca Chapter 22

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    DAPHNE DU MAURIER: Rebecca

    Remember to support your ideas with details from the writing.


    Either: Read this extract, and then answer the question that follows it.

    From page 346: ‘ “ Yes, sir, I was. There was nothing wrong with that boat as regards the work I
    did to her….” ’
    To page 347: ‘ “…She was deliberately scuttled.” ’

    (From chapter 22 )

    How does Du Maurier make this a shocking moment in the novel?

    Or: Explore the ways in which Du Maurier portrays Rebecca’s relationship with Mrs Danvers .

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