Death is stronger than i am.” Virginia Woolf gets her point across as she states that death is an inevitable coming, she shows this through a moth’s perspective as it struggles against its fate which is essentially death. She evokes the idea that fighting against death will only result in a losing battle. She introduces an overlap in ideas as she states that suffering is a factor of living and also a factor of dying, suggesting that it is not exactly clear where living ends and dying begins through the quote “it came over me that the failure and awkwardness were the approach of death”. Virginia Woolf uses a practical way of writing to deliver her message. She makes use of rhetorical devices such as a hopeless tone as an intent for the reader to feel pity for the moth and develop their own thoughts of life and death. She also makes use of metaphors, symbolism and imagery to further construct this narrative essay. The death of the moth in this sense proposes the idea that death is an inevitable result of living, where humans battle through life and death only to realize that it is a battle that is never won. All one can do is accept death with
Death is stronger than i am.” Virginia Woolf gets her point across as she states that death is an inevitable coming, she shows this through a moth’s perspective as it struggles against its fate which is essentially death. She evokes the idea that fighting against death will only result in a losing battle. She introduces an overlap in ideas as she states that suffering is a factor of living and also a factor of dying, suggesting that it is not exactly clear where living ends and dying begins through the quote “it came over me that the failure and awkwardness were the approach of death”. Virginia Woolf uses a practical way of writing to deliver her message. She makes use of rhetorical devices such as a hopeless tone as an intent for the reader to feel pity for the moth and develop their own thoughts of life and death. She also makes use of metaphors, symbolism and imagery to further construct this narrative essay. The death of the moth in this sense proposes the idea that death is an inevitable result of living, where humans battle through life and death only to realize that it is a battle that is never won. All one can do is accept death with