Who Is The Narrator In Rebecca

In the novel Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier, the entirety of the story is told from the perspective of the narrator, Mrs. de Winter, an insecure and self-conscious young woman. Because she is so unconfident, her perspective and opinions may not always be accurate or correct. All of what we hear about Rebecca is either from the narrator's imagination or from other people, such as Mrs. Danvers and Frank Crawley, who have their own intentions and their own ideas about Rebecca. As the narrator learns more about Rebecca from these sources, she begins to compare herself to Rebecca, who seems more beautiful, elegant, social, and of higher class than the narrator will ever be.