Meanwhile, Millicent Bruton had taken the protagonist's husband to lunch, while Miss Kilman was corrupting her daughter Elizabeth.
As the novel comes to an end, William Bradshaw and his wife are late-- one of their patients who'd been obsessed with reading Shakepeare and had visitations from his dead comrade, Evans, had jumped out of a window. Meanwhile, Millicent Bruton had taken the protagonist's husband to lunch, while Miss Kilman was corrupting her daughter Elizabeth. Her own childhood friend shows up at the end of the day having changed her name from Seton to Rosseter, as does her former flame Peter Walsh. All of this happens on the same day in, FTP, what 1925 novel named after a London socialite, a work by Virginia Woolf.
As the novel comes to an end, William Bradshaw and his wife are late-- one of their patients who'd been obsessed with reading Shakepeare and had visitations from his dead comrade, Evans, had jumped out of a window.
Mrs. Dalloway