ANALYSIS OF CHARACTERS IN THE NOVEL OF "MRS. DALLOWAY" BY VIRGINIA WOOLF.
Keywords:
woman, incorrect decision, suffer, eternal torment, frustration.Abstract
The article reviews the meaning the novel carries. It aims to demonstrate how incorrect decision may cause troubles and bring unhappiness for the rest of one’s life. Furthermore, the research attempts a detailed study of ideas that affect both social, personal, and interpersonal problems in just one day of narration in the work of British writer and women's rights activist Virginia Woolf.
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