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“She is the din of the stormy sea”: Reviewing Rebecca (1938)

Culture September 18, 2024By Kuyili Karthik

Reading Rebecca is like looking into a truthfully unflattering mirror. The more I identify with the nameless narrator, a young woman who splinters with insecurity when she marries a widower, I grapple with what it means to love as a woman.

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“She is the din of the stormy sea”: Reviewing Rebecca (1938)

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