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Rebecca Study Guide

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by Daphne du Maurier
About 97 pages (29,142 words)
Rebecca (novel) Summary

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Chapter 1 Summary

In the introduction of Rebecca, the author describes a dream she recently had. The dream is about her old home, Manderley. She describes the grand house, its vast gardens and wooded area, and its location near the sea. She imagines it, as it had once been, when she lived there. She describes the books and newspapers that would lay in stacks after being read, the warm fire they would sit near, and the dog that used to sit at her feet. The vision in her dream then turns to a description of how Manderley must look now. It is abandoned, no one is there to read newspapers by the fire or play with the dog. In.....

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