At this woman's house, Prickett Ellis boasts to Miss O'Keefe that the Brunners gave him a clock and instantly complains that he "loves his own kind." In this character's first appearance, her husband kisses Rachel Vinrace during a storm after the cou
At this woman's house, Prickett Ellis boasts to Miss O'Keefe that the Brunners gave him a clock and instantly complains that he "loves his own kind." In this character's first appearance, her husband kisses Rachel Vinrace during a storm after the couple forces their way aboard the Euphrosyne (you-FRAW-sin-ee) in Lisbon. Early in another novel, this woman reminisces about a man who said "I prefer men to cauliflowers" as she goes to buy flowers, but is interrupted by the (*) backfiring of a car. This woman has a rivalry with her daughter's teacher, Miss Kilman, and dislikes Hugh Whitbread. As a girl, she kissed Sally Seton, and later, she rejects Peter Walsh's proposal and marries Richard. She first appeared in The Voyage Out, and she is the title character of a novel in which she hears of Septimus Smith's suicide as she throws a party. For 10 points, name this Virginia Woolf heroine.
At this woman's house, Prickett Ellis boasts to Miss O'Keefe that the Brunners gave him a clock and instantly complains that he "loves his own kind."
Mrs. Clarissa Dalloway [accept either underlined portion]