Telling the truth Quote by Diane Setterfield
““Mr. Lomax had signed for Emmeline. That told me that she had survived the fire, at least. And on the second line, the name I had been hoping for. Vida Winter. And after it, in brackets, the words, formerly known as Adeline March. Proof. Vida Winter was Adeline March. She was telling the truth.””
About This Quote
A character’s identity is clarified through a note linking two names, confirming the truth of her past.
In simple terms: A note proves a hidden identity.
Key Takeaway
Trust documented evidence.
Themes
identity
truth
revelation
Mood
analytical
curious
Type
literary
investigative
When to use this quote
- reading
- investigative analysis
- storytelling
Key Concepts
literary mystery
character development
Questions to Reflect On
- How does evidence shape your perception of truth?
- What other clues could support identity verification?
A Different Perspective
Reliance on documents may overlook oral histories.
