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As the Governess of Bly, it is her duty to protect the children but she failed. The Governess believes that she can help the children achieve salvation but she caused Flora to have a mental breakdown and Miles’ death. This showcases the Governess’s inability to save the children’s soul from the evil. (Quote 1) In this quote “Take me away, take me away - oh take me away from her! From me? I panted you. From you - from you! she cried”. (James 240) the Governess is trying to get Flora to confess that she sees Ms. Jessel and help her achieve salvation but failed to make Flora admit that she sees the ghost. This causes Flora to have a mental breakdown as I said before. (Quote 2) For the next quote “Peter Quint - you devil! …. We were alone with
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