Its youngest children Cam and James undertake a trip by boat with their father in the last section of the novel.
One member of this family imagines a giant, black harpy bearing down on him and repeatedly pictures himself stabbing his father. Another member of this family envisions success as an alphabet, with Z representing the greatest men of a generation, and wonders how to advance to R from Q. That character is upset when a dinner guest asks for a second bowl of soup. A third member of this family worries that repairs to a (*) greenhouse will cost fifty pounds. Its members Prue and Andrew die of childbirth and in World War I. Its youngest children Cam and James undertake a trip by boat with their father in the last section of the novel. For 10 points, name this family that appears alongside Lily Briscoe in Virginia Woolf's novel To The Lighthouse.
One member of this family imagines a giant, black harpy bearing down on him and repeatedly pictures himself stabbing his father.
Ramsay family