The location of Barnet is important to Rebecca as an novel because it is where Dr Baker resides. He possessed important information regarding Rebecca's medical history, which unraveled the truth surrounding her death. This information comes from page 412, where Dr Baker says "The woman who called herself Mrs Danvers was very seriously" This realization is important because it helps expose the secrets surrounding Rebecca's Identity and assumptions made about her. This location illustrates limits of first-person narration because the narrator is unaware of Rebecca's medical history and has to rely on Dr Baker to uncover the truth. The unknown narrator shaped our understanding of Rebecca. Mapping this location on COVE reveals how the narrator's limited point of view influences what we are able to see and understand about Barnet in the novel.
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