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    our nation. The entire world was exposed to the fact that the impact that mental demons have on another person is calamitous, and we must always remember to acknowledge the magnitude of the situation and the consequences that our actions unfold. Clarissa nearly took her life due to her insecurities and self-pity and desire for attention. How could she have thought so selfishly? Would she have actually thrown her entire life away, indifferent of her family and friends, because someone was too…

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    preserve an acceptable image and the consequences on an individual’s mental health. Even though Clarissa is preoccupied with her past and has mental health concerns of her own, she throws parties as a coping mechanism. Clarissa throws parties in hopes of promoting a positive image of herself and in return gaining approval from others. For example, she worries, “oh dear, it was going to be a failure, Clarissa felt it in her bones… she could see Peter out of the tail of her eye, criticising her,…

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    Virginia, Clarissa, and Laura all led such contrasting lives but each of them experienced a longing for something more that could not be achieved. Virginia committing suicide in the opening of the novel introduced the entire theme that no matter what situation a person is in, they can still experience a great amount of pain that cannot be measured by their surroundings. Each character suffered in a different as the overlaying theme of death wrapped itself around each character 's story. As…

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    Exposition Clarissa Dalloway’s background information is given through her own thoughts and regrets. She describes how she feels about death and how she is unsure about whether she resents it or not; furthermore about her regretting her past when the time comes. Clarissa Dalloway is never quite she what she wants and if she makes the right decisions. As readers, we see into many lives in Mrs. Dalloway. We get to see how they all connect and why people feel they ways they do. Complication…

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    Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf, there is a reoccurring motif of nature, birds, and flowers. Each character has a unique attitude towards flowers and nature in general. Oftentimes, a specific type of bird or flower represents a character. Reiza, Clarissa, and Lady Bruton are prime examples of these motifs in the lives of the novel’s characters. Reiza is an Italian woman who married Septimus. When Septimus comes back to England with post-traumatic stress disorder, Reiza cares for him and tries…

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    a real person’s point of view, without compromising true life and thought in any aspect. Through one particularly poignant scene of Clarissa Dalloway’s inner monologue, Woolf is attempting to give society a scathing review regarding its injustice towards woman, as well as the division it creates between people of different backgrounds. Throughout the novel Clarissa is scrutinized for a variety of reasons, by almost…

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    they are the walking dead. Although Clarissa has well material life, her spiritual life is empty. Therefore, the death of Septimus hints what she lacks: the necessity of recognizing individual consciousness, which makes the rebirth of mind not only in the…

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    they can be used to indicate both how actions are meant and how they are perceived. T.S. Eliot’s description of the “objective correlative” fits very well with the device as used by Virginia Woolf. As the conversation emotionally affects Peter or Clarissa, the object is made to be “the formula of that particular…

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    collects and transfers trash to local facilities. Today I sat down with fellow Pedal People staff Clarissa Lyon to talk about the mission statement and goal Pedal People operates under. The topic was operations conditions, labor, gender, race, equality and access to resources while joking, “We hope we go out of business. ” I go over my questions at the counter sipping on a cup of coffee, waiting for Clarissa to enter. We did not exchange phone numbers, only emails and a time of 10:30. I watch…

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    She walked with a tiny limp in her right foot. She asked to speak with the officers that arrested her daughter. Clarissa informed the arresting officers about her daughter’s diagnosis of depression when Ali was a teenager. She said, “Sometimes Ali gets aggressive but that is because of the depression. She never learnt to process her feelings and behaviours in an appropriate…

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