In my opinion, the author Virginia Woolf compared the World War II deaths with the death of the moth. During the period of war, she wanted to convey her message to the readers of that time, that were under the influence of stress and demotivation. According to her, everyone has to taste death, although she wanted to say that the death is the part of life that never stop the world. Secondly, I fully agree with her critical point of focus which was that human beings struggle in their entire life for their needs, but they never know that when they will have their last breath. Similarly, the moth had the determination to live, it struggled hard to survive, but in the end, it lost its life. Finally, my response changed after I’ve thought more about
