Rebecca Ch. 14 Plot Summary

How does the narrator describe Rebecca's bedroom in Chapter 14?

• As cold and uninviting

• As modern and impersonal

• As luxurious and beautiful

• As cluttered and outdated

What emotion does the narrator feel when she first enters Rebecca's bedroom?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Envy

• Intrigue

How does Mrs. Danvers behave towards the narrator during the visit to Rebecca's bedroom?

• Warm and welcoming

• Indifferent and dismissive

• Cold and manipulative

• Friendly and helpful

How does the narrator feel about Mrs. Danvers after visiting Rebecca's bedroom?

• She feels closer to her

• She is indifferent towards her

• She feels threatened by her

• She admires her

What does the narrator realize about Maxim's feelings towards Rebecca's possessions?

• He is deeply attached to them

• He is indifferent to them

• He despises them

• He is unaware of their existence

What realization does the narrator come to about Rebecca's influence on Manderley?

• It is slowly fading away

• It remains strong and pervasive

• It was never as significant as she thought

• It is only remembered by the older staff

How does the narrator's perception of Rebecca change after visiting her bedroom?

• She feels a kinship with Rebecca

• She becomes more curious about her life

• She feels overshadowed by Rebecca's legacy

• She is indifferent towards Rebecca's past

At the end of Chapter 18, what brings the narrator back to her senses?

• Jasper barking

• A loud boom

• Maxim's voice

• Beatrice calling her name

Why is Chapter 18 such a tense moment in the story?

• Because there is a real danger to the narrator

• Because Mrs. Danvers might actually be nice

• We find out Rebecca was murdered

• We find out Rebecca is still alive

Chapter 15 Gran says "Where is dear _______?"