Abstract
God created women in the incarnation of himself how flowers are soft and tender women’s attitude also springy and gentle. In every bud beautiful flowers hiding themselves like in every woman their powerful attitude towards nature are camouflaged, their potentiality will prim out automatically in a needy situationand they shine beautifully like full bloomed flowers in their looming. Women are like grey, white moths in the earlier phase without maturity, they may act childishly. But through their full prime of life and progress, they turned into the spectacular multihued butterfly and they burnish glowing in their society and family life. That’s the attitude of Clarissa,who behaved has a moth in early stage, thenmatured as a full blown fantabulous butterfly by giving the party. The novel “Mrs. Dalloway” starts and ends on the same day by narrating how human beings are close with nature and how they preserve and conserve ourenvironment..
Highlights
In Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway Clarissa is spunky and accrue with nature
The novel “Mrs Dalloway” starts and ends on the same day by narrating how human beings are close with nature and how they preserve and conserve our environment
In the starting of the novel she is looking at the Bourton city through the windows. She feels more contentment by hearing the hinging sounds of lark and plunge which made her mind urged to kiss the flapping and chilling sharp waves as to breathe the fresh open air amidst nature
Summary
In Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway Clarissa is spunky and accrue with nature. In the starting of the novel she is looking at the Bourton city through the windows. Clarissa feels that her life would vanish like a cabbage. By visualizing the Victoria Street her heart would flutter like a bird and made her memory afresh.
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