5. What does Mary do when she sits in front of the mirror?

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She realizes immediately after killing her husband that the punishment for murder will be severe, and she thinks frighteningly quickly about how to save herself.

ololo11 [35]3 years ago

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Answer: When Mary speaks to herself in the mirror, the reader is able to get a glimpse of Mary when she is perhaps her most authentic self. She realizes immediately after killing her husband that the punishment for murder will be severe, and she thinks frighteningly quickly about how to save herself. This scene in front of the mirror reveals Mary's cold clear-mindedness about what she has just done, which rules out the possibility that Mary's murdering her husband is a simple crime of passion.

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