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FtoOom · 2011- 12- 31

The war in Mrs. Dalloway

[IMG]file:///C:/Users/MSI/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image001.gif[/IMG]In Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf speaks about the negative influence of WWI on individuals, on families and on nature. The character of Septimus got crazy and unbalanced because he saw his close friend Evans killed in the war. Septimus and his wife Lucrezia were separated; they loved each other and were a very much beautiful couple. Septimus became shattered and started to suffer from Schizophrenia and was misdiagnosed as having loss of proportions; the doctor also decided that Septimus should stay away from his wife because he might kill her or kill himself. Virginia Woolf herself was so frustrated by the war; she was upset with the civilization which led to the destruction of innocents.
We see that Rezia and Septimus are a loving couple. After the war Septimus was so excited by the trees with its leaves rising and falling. Rezia couldn’t stand the idea that Septimus became mad even when Dr. Holmes confirmed that Septimus is ok. She prefers if Septimus was dead instead of mad. This was very frustrating for Rezia.

- Septimus was brave and honest. Now he is different and he became selfish. This shows the influence of the war on individuals. Rezia also was affected and she lost weight beause she kept waiting for long nights; but she couldn’t tell others how she suffered. There were no close ties with others now. Here we see pathos as we feel sorry for Rezia and Septimus.
- Septimus was an officer but he read Shakespeare and used to like flowers because he was an artist. That is why his beautiful spirit cannot stand the war. When we speak about the cause of his illness and his psychological disturbance, we will find that Septimus’s best friend Evans was killed in the war.
- When he lost his friend and saw him die, Septimus was shell shocked and lost concentration. One of the negative influences of war was that Septimus could no longer feel anything.
- He went to the garden, to nature, to the beautiful place, but he could not feel and can’t sleep at night.
We see the negative influence of the war. Rezia cared about nothing but Septimus; she loved her husband. Septimus also was a flower loving person. She cried for the first time but he was gone, he was not there.
We see the negative influence of the war that Septimus lost his care for others

- Septimus lost his interest in Shakespeare. This is one of the influences of war on him. He was thinking of killing himself.
- Virginia Woolf was sensitive and killed herself due to the suffering from the influences of the war. She saw that modern civilization had been destroyed. She felt sorry for humanity because she lived in the spirit, like most men of letters, artists who appreciate of nature, literature…etc. All beauty in life is from God. The spirit appreciates beauty and beauty is divine. Artists are beautiful at heart, but the destruction of the war shattered their world.

2011- 12- 31	#4739
FtoOom أكـاديـمـي الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 65692 تاريخ التسجيل: Tue Nov 2010 المشاركات: 82 الـجنــس : أنـثـى عدد الـنقـاط : 50 مؤشر المستوى: 62 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: كلية الاداب بالدمام الدراسة: انتظام التخصص: اللغه الانجليزيه المستوى: خريج جامعي	رد: l\|][Ξ¯▪ Last Year 1st Semester ▪¯Ξ][\| The war in *Mrs. Dalloway* [IMG]file:///C:/Users/MSI/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image001.gif[/IMG]In *Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf speaks about the negative influence of WWI on individuals, on families and on nature. The character of Septimus* got crazy and unbalanced because he saw his close friend Evans killed in the war. Septimus and his wife Lucrezia were separated; they loved each other and were a very much beautiful couple. Septimus became shattered and started to suffer from Schizophrenia and was misdiagnosed as having loss of proportions; the doctor also decided that Septimus should stay away from his wife because he might kill her or kill himself. Virginia Woolf herself was so frustrated by the war; she was upset with the civilization which led to the destruction of innocents. We see that Rezia and Septimus are a loving couple. After the war Septimus was so excited by the trees with its leaves rising and falling. Rezia couldn’t stand the idea that Septimus became mad even when Dr. Holmes confirmed that Septimus is ok. She prefers if Septimus was dead instead of mad. This was very frustrating for Rezia. - Septimus was brave and honest. Now he is different and he became selfish. This shows the influence of the war on individuals. Rezia also was affected and she lost weight beause she kept waiting for long nights; but she couldn’t tell others how she suffered. There were no close ties with others now. Here we see pathos as we feel sorry for Rezia and Septimus. - Septimus was an officer but he read Shakespeare and used to like flowers because he was an artist. That is why his beautiful spirit cannot stand the war. When we speak about the cause of his illness and his psychological disturbance, we will find that Septimus’s best friend Evans was killed in the war. - When he lost his friend and saw him die, Septimus was shell shocked and lost concentration. One of the negative influences of war was that Septimus could no longer feel anything. - He went to the garden, to nature, to the beautiful place, but he could not feel and can’t sleep at night. We see the negative influence of the war. Rezia cared about nothing but Septimus; she loved her husband. Septimus also was a flower loving person. She cried for the first time but he was gone, he was not there. We see the negative influence of the war that Septimus lost his care for others - Septimus lost his interest in Shakespeare. This is one of the influences of war on him. He was thinking of killing himself. - Virginia Woolf was sensitive and killed herself due to the suffering from the influences of the war. She saw that modern civilization had been destroyed. She felt sorry for humanity because she lived in the spirit, like most men of letters, artists who appreciate of nature, literature…etc. All beauty in life is from God. The spirit appreciates beauty and beauty is divine. Artists are beautiful at heart, but the destruction of the war shattered their world.