London is important to ways that we learn to understand our unnamed narrator's identity. London is a central and important part of the history of England. The absence of travel to London for the narrator indicates how removed she has become from society since her placement at Manderley and with Maxim. This information comes from Wikipedia but is ultimately an analysis of my interpretation of London's significance. This location demonstrates how removing one from the centers of society can lead them feel isolated and unwanted like our narrator for the majority of the novel. Mapping this location on COVE and providing analysis of the lack of social interactions which could have been provided by London (a visit or two to allow our narrator a stimulating experience with others) deepens our understanding of the unnamed narrator as an isolated person who lacks travel as a dissolvement of that isolation.
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Information Source: Rebecca (novel) - Wikipedia