Extra ! could the plot of rebecca make sense if the setting was america in the 21st century? why or why not? what has changed about our history and culture? what has remained the same?

This question is related to "Rebecca" by Daphne Du Maurier

Rebecca's plot could make sense if the scenario were America in the 21st century.

Explanation:

Rebecca's plot is told in the form of memories that the protagonist has from the time she lived in Europe with her husband. Although the narrative does not show which century this story takes place in, it would make more sense in the 21st century, because this century allows us to keep memories of ancient times more easily. This is because we can look at photographs, do recording, filming and many other things from the places where we go.

Rebecca's plot shows that a young woman could easily marry a rich man older than herself, to ensure an easier life. This has not changed today, since it is possible to see some cases of couples who assume this reality, that is, this is a point in our culture that has not changed. However, what has changed in our culture has been the need for a young woman to marry a wealthy man in order to maintain a good life, as women today can do this alone.

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