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And yet we suspect that this is not entirely true. We suspect that Anne is somehow much more than what we are first shown. After all, this is her story, and you can't have a story about "nobody."
As you read, be on the lookout for moments that hint at Anne's true identity and character, whether that be through her actions, her words, or her thoughts and observations, which often (but not always) reflect those of the narrator.
Who is Anne Elliot, really? Are your initial impressions confirmed throughout Book I, or do they change? If so, why? As always, be sure to include page number references.
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