these are the recommendations she gave me on my last prompt, please follow these

these are the recommendations she gave me on my last prompt, please follow these guidelines, there are citations already included. 
Carson, I think writing about obsession in Rebecca is a fine topic. But I think you are importing a LOT of assumptions about character, development, how believable a gothic tale is supposed to be, etc that really mucks up what you might write about. I think you need a basic structure here that can ground your interpretation a bit more fully. Start with a basic definition of a “gothic” novel or tale (highlighting, mystery, suspense, the supernatural, whatever you will later use) and then employ a complicating structure, in which you move from expectation to actuality. So here, _Rebecca_ SEEMS to be a mystery story about a haunting woman BUT, as you will show, reveals a complex array of obsessions with the dead Rebecca. Your work might be showing 3 different “Rebecca”‘s in the novel (and in the imagination of three different characters and how those three R’s work with/against each other to show_____________. Filling in that blank with a POINT, not the plot, will be the trick.