[ SECRET POST #3140 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3140 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The movie (which is again what is being discussed, not the book) gives the strong impression that while she knows enough by 18 to realize that she shouldn't have said she was an eye-witness, she didn't know/refused to remember who the "attacker" really was (if in fact Fiona was raped, which is a whole other story). It's very clear that the memory hits her just right in the middle of the wedding ceremony, by which time it's too late.

[(Anonymous)]

Also, they know Briony walked in on them having sex and that she thought the letter important enough to explain Robbie's supposed behavior that she turned it over to the police. At any time Cecelia could have sat down and talked Briony through it. She might have convinced her to change her evidence years earlier, instead of leaving it all on the shoulders of a tween who was way more naive about love and sex than a girl her age nowadays would be.