Rebecca and the narrator THANKS IN ADVANCE Can you turn this paragraph into a spellbinding one that make my readers drool? When the narrator was introducing the beginning of a story with Manderly as part as a central conflict, she described herself as a dull woman. In the first chapter, she wrote about her past, when she was a young and shy girl at Monte Carlo who was working as Mrs Van Hopper companion. Thus, she met Max. They started to meet up together. As they were hanging out, she was urging to keep those romantic memories. She is falling in love regardless of her age and of the fact that she only knows a few things about that man, that's like "a drop in the ocean" compared to what she should know about him. Then, I think she is naive and a bit clumsy.