This character made her debut in a short story that opens with her declaring her intent to buy gloves; in a later novel, the gloves are replaced with flowers.
This character made her debut in a short story that opens with her declaring her intent to buy gloves; in a later novel, the gloves are replaced with flowers. The story places her "in Bond Street," while she is absent from a scene in the novel set in Regent's Park where a man in a grey suit is believed to be the dead man Evans by Lucrezia's husband Septimus. She remembers being kissed by Sally Seton, and feels annoyance at the thought of Doris Kilman praying with her daughter Elizabeth. At the end of the novel, her arrival produces terror and ecstasy in Peter Walsh. FTP name this title character who spends a day organizing an evening party in a novel by Virginia Woolf.
This character made her debut in a short story that opens with her declaring her intent to buy gloves; in a later novel, the gloves are replaced with flowers.
Mrs. {Dalloway} or {Clarissa} Dalloway