While riding in a car, the narrator of this novel dreams that her husband brushes a woman's hair into a thick snakelike rope and puts it around his neck.
While riding in a car, the narrator of this novel dreams that her husband brushes a woman's hair into a thick snakelike rope and puts it around his neck. This novel is mainly set in a location lined by enormous blood-red rhododendrons. Near the end of this novel, its main characters visit Dr. Baker, who reveals that a woman who came to him was suffering from inoperable cancer, satisfying Colonel Julyan's investigation. Its narrator nearly commits suicide until rockets fire over a cove, announcing the discovery of a dead woman who cheated on her husband with Jack Favell. In a key scene, its narrator shocks the guests at a costume ball by wearing a dress specially ordered by Mrs. Danvers, who is devoted to the memory of the title character. It begins with the line "Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again." For 10 points, name this novel about the dead wife of Maxim de Winter, written by Daphne du Maurier.
While riding in a car, the narrator of this novel dreams that her husband brushes a woman's hair into a thick snakelike rope and puts it around his neck.
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