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* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result. Because [[[ExactWords Rebecca loved any of her paramours]].
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* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result. Because [[[ExactWords [[ExactWords Rebecca never loved any of her paramours]].
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* After a lifetime of being bullied by servants as unimportant and useless, [[spoiler: the heroine stands up to Mrs Danvers and starts actually managing the house. ]]
* When Maxim really starts freaking out, [[spoiler: the heroine helps him cover every track of the murder, and remains much more level-headed than him]].
* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity, [[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]
* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that [[spoiler:Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderley, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
* One for the creative team of TheMusical: [[spoiler: Manderley going up in flames is terrifyingly realistic.]] To carry that out in close proximity to wood, electric wires, and a room full of people, is no small feat.
* When Maxim really starts freaking out, [[spoiler: the heroine helps him cover every track of the murder, and remains much more level-headed than him]].
* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity, [[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]
* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that [[spoiler:Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderley, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
* One for the creative team of TheMusical: [[spoiler: Manderley going up in flames is terrifyingly realistic.]] To carry that out in close proximity to wood, electric wires, and a room full of people, is no small feat.
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* After a lifetime of being bullied by servants as unimportant and useless, [[spoiler: the heroine stands up to Mrs Danvers and starts actually managing the house. ]]
The crowner is when towards the end of the book, she orders a new hot lunch and Mrs. Danvers says this is not how Mrs. De Winter did stuff. Cue the response from our narrator: "''I'' am Mrs. De Winter now" and this is how she runs things.
* When Maxim really starts freaking out,[[spoiler: the heroine helps him cover every track of the murder, and remains much more level-headed than him]].him.
** The Chief of Police is reasonable about the investigation. He realizes that Rebecca must have goaded Maxim into killing her to be spared the painful death of ovarian cancer but there's no proof, and besides which Rebecca made Maxim's life a living hell. So he suggests casually that Maxim and his wife go to Switzerland, so that they can lay low until the heat dies down. They take his suggestion.
* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity,[[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]\n
* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that[[spoiler:Rebecca Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
result. Because [[[ExactWords Rebecca loved any of her paramours]].
** Also, her[[spoiler: burning down Manderley, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
grave.
* The prologue reveals that the narrator and Maxim escaped Rebecca's influence abroad, and they are spending a content if not happy life in other people's company.
* One for the creative team of TheMusical:[[spoiler: Manderley going up in flames is terrifyingly realistic.]] realistic. To carry that out in close proximity to wood, electric wires, and a room full of people, is no small feat.
* When Maxim really starts freaking out,
** The Chief of Police is reasonable about the investigation. He realizes that Rebecca must have goaded Maxim into killing her to be spared the painful death of ovarian cancer but there's no proof, and besides which Rebecca made Maxim's life a living hell. So he suggests casually that Maxim and his wife go to Switzerland, so that they can lay low until the heat dies down. They take his suggestion.
* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity,
* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that
** Also, her
* The prologue reveals that the narrator and Maxim escaped Rebecca's influence abroad, and they are spending a content if not happy life in other people's company.
* One for the creative team of TheMusical:
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** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderly, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
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** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderly, Manderley, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]]]
* One for the creative team of TheMusical: [[spoiler: Manderley going up in flames is terrifyingly realistic.]] To carry that out in close proximity to wood, electric wires, and a room full of people, is no small feat.
* One for the creative team of TheMusical: [[spoiler: Manderley going up in flames is terrifyingly realistic.]] To carry that out in close proximity to wood, electric wires, and a room full of people, is no small feat.
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** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderly, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
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** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderly, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]]]
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* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that [[spoiler:Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
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* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that [[spoiler:Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderly, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
** Also, her [[spoiler: burning down Manderly, granting Rebecca some vengeance from beyond the grave.]]
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* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity, [[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]
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* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity, [[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]]]
* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that [[spoiler:Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
* Mrs Danvers herself gets a moment of awesome when she refuses to uphold Jack Favell's allegation that [[spoiler:Rebecca had been in love with him and Maxim killed her as a result.]]
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* After a lifetime of being bullied by servants as unimportant and useless, [[spoiler: the heroine stands up to Mrs Danvers and starts actually managing the house. ]]
* When Maxim really starts freaking out, [[spoiler: the heroine helps him cover every track of the murder, and remains much more level-headed than him]].
* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity, [[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]
* When Maxim really starts freaking out, [[spoiler: the heroine helps him cover every track of the murder, and remains much more level-headed than him]].
* Maxim is the king of delicious snark and DissonantSerenity, [[spoiler: but his reaction to being accused of his wife's murder takes the palm. The heroine isn't quite happy about it. ]]
