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what is the significance of the path and trees when the narrator goes to manderley for the first time
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There is a scary gothic element to them that foreshadows the darkness to come.
“This drive twisted and turned as a serpent, scarce wider in places than a path, and above our heads was a great colonnade of trees, whose branches nodded and intermingled with one another, making an archway for us, like the roof of a church."
