
Character Analysis of Maxim de Winter and the Narrator in Rebecc
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Katarina Ule
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L.O.: to analyze the personalities, relationships, and development of Maxim de Winter and the narrator in Rebecca, focusing on Chapters 5 and 6.
ATL: Critical Thinking
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Word Cloud
Write two adjectives to describe Max de Winter
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Word Cloud
Write two adjectives to describe the narrator in Rebecca
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Read: Maxim’s conversation about Manderley and the narrator’s reaction (Chapter 5).
work in pairs to highlight phrases that reveal:
Maxim’s personality traits, mood, and attitude.
Max de Winter
Read: The narrator’s internal monologue and her sense of insecurity (Chapter 6).
work in pairs to highlight phrases that reveal: The narrator’s thoughts, insecurities, and self-perception.
The narrator
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Hot Seat Setup: One student plays Maxim de Winter, and another plays the narrator. They sit at the front of the class.
Questions from Class:
Students ask questions like:
"Why do you react the way you do when talking about Manderley?" (Maxim)
"Why do you feel so insecure around Maxim?" (Narrator)
"What do you admire or dislike about each other?" (Both)
The "characters" must respond based on evidence from Chapters 5 and 6.
HOT SEAT
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Complete the handout.
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Multiple Choice
How does Maxim de Winter’s attitude toward Manderley in Chapters 5 and 6 reflect his emotional state and past experiences?
a. He speaks fondly of Manderley, showing his pride in its beauty and history.
b. He avoids discussing Manderley in detail, hinting at painful memories connected to the estate.
c. He expresses excitement about returning to Manderley, eager to start a new chapter of his life.
d. He describes Manderley as a place of happiness, free from complications.
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Multiple Choice
In what ways does the narrator’s insecurity shape her perception of Maxim and her role in their relationship?
a. She believes she is his equal in all aspects and feels confident about their future together.
b. She constantly compares herself to others, particularly Rebecca, feeling inferior and unworthy.
c. She views herself as a savior who can help Maxim heal from his emotional scars.
d. She questions Maxim’s love for her but remains indifferent to his opinions of her.
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Dropdown
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Open Ended
How does the narrator’s lack of confidence affect the power dynamics in her interactions with Maxim?
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Draw
Draw your favourite character from the book - the rest of the class will have to guess who they are.
L.O.: to analyze the personalities, relationships, and development of Maxim de Winter and the narrator in Rebecca, focusing on Chapters 5 and 6.
ATL: Critical Thinking
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