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' Rational Explanation In Margaret Atwood's Novel

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Crow states that the supernatural elements that involved Eleanor at the beginning of the novel, such as the poltergeist events and the messages on the wall, make her believe that it was a product of her imagination or even that feeling guilty of her mother 's death and, using the telekinetic abilities that Eleanor has since she was a child, all those phenomenon were created by her. However by the end of the of the novel, she did not look for a 'rational ' explanation because she thinks of Hill House as her new home and she did not mind the . The house controls Eleanor and made her kill herself in order to be together. At the end she realizes that she does not want to die but she can not control herself any
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