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| Synopsis of The Turn of The Screw | |||||||||||||
| In the governess's insane pseduo-reality and through her chilling behavior, she managed to bring downfall to Flora and Miles, the children of Bly. With compulsively obsessive actions, irrational assumptions, and demented halucinations, the governess perceived ghosts bearing evil intentions were attempting to corupt and destroy the children she had taken the role of care for. In reality, the governess herself brought tragedy to the children through her own selfishness and insanity | |||||||||||||
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| Wake | |||||||||||||
| The Governess's Wrongful Infatuation | |||||||||||||
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| The Governess's Quest For Power | |||||||||||||
| The Governess's Paranoia | |||||||||||||
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