A character remembers how his friendship with this different character suddenly ceased after this man pointed at a hen and her chicks and said, "prettyÂ–pretty".
A character remembers how his friendship with this different character suddenly ceased after this man pointed at a hen and her chicks and said, "prettyÂ–pretty". This man angers two of his children by remarking "but I beneath a rougher sea / was whelmed in deeper gulfs than he", a quote from William Cowper's poem "The Castaway". One person describes this man's work using the metaphor of "thinking of a kitchen table, when you're not there". In the beginning ofthe novel, a boy cutting out pictures from an Army and Navy catalogue suddenly gets the urge to kill this man. This man laments his inability to mentally get past the letter Q to the letter R and often declaims lines from "The Charge of the Light Brigade". This man's children Andrew and Prue die during the section "Time Passes", while in the final section he finally takes Cam and James on the novel's title trip. For 10 points, name this parental figure from Virginia Woolf's novel To the Lighthouse.
A character remembers how his friendship with this different character suddenly ceased after this man pointed at a hen and her chicks and said, "prettyÂ–pretty".
Mr. Ramsay [accept answers including the name  Ramsay and words like father or husband or adult man; prompt on "Ramsay"; before "To the Lighthouse" is read, prompt on answers like "the father from  To the Lighthouse" and after prompting on that accept Mr. Ramsay]