This A level resource explores the key theme of social class within du Maurier’s novel Rebecca. Students can use it to re-write key ideas in their own words for revision or learning can be extended by following up with a social class related exam style question (not included).
Taster: Maxim’s importance within the community is reiterated through the Manderley ball. The talk from Manderley’s neighbours emphasises how favourable a revival of the ball would be; people’s sense of their own importance appears to be inextricably linked with whether they receive an invitation or not.
Other explorations of key themes are available in my shop - Love and Marriage is a free resource. I hope the resources help.
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