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A 4 page paper which discusses
the similarities between Virginia Woolf’s Clarissa Dalloway in “Mrs. Dalloway” and
Katherine Mansfield’s Bertha from “Bliss.” Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Page Count:
4 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAwlfman.rtf
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and family and financial security. They seem relatively happy in their position, but also begin to see things that perhaps make them a bit unhappy in their relatively perfect lives.
As such their awakening, so to speak, leads them to see their lives in different ways than they previously had seen them, allowing them to develop and grow into deeper
and more enlightened characters. The following paper examines Clarissa in Woolfs story and then examines Bertha in Mansfields story. The paper finishes with a comparison of the two.
Clarissa Clarissa is a strong woman, right from the start of the story. She is a woman who seems to know her place, as well as know her faults. We
note that "Clarissa thought of her boyfriend before she married, Peter. She could not stop memories from rushing over her" and while "She knew she had been correct not to
marry Peter" because he "would not have given her any independence...still her refusal bothered her. Clarissa realized her baseness, always wanting to do things that would make people like her
instead of doing them for their own value" (Classic Notes). This offers us a picture of a woman who is confident and sure of her place in society, a woman
who thinks about her own weaknesses, yet also truly sees what she perhaps should be. We note how Clarissa, though strong and seemingly self possessed and secure, is truly
lacking something. That something may be Peter, the man she tossed aside. She may well have been unable to be passionate, and chose to hide behind the frivolity of parties
to escape. And, in the end of the story, a story that ends somewhat abruptly and so gives us hope for Clarissa and her journey to enlightenment, we note that
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