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Although Cullen believes that God had good intentions and is holy, he also acknowledges that God is the cause of evil in the world, which co...

"You had to live-did live, from habit that became instinct-in the assumptions that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in...

Throughout the novel, Lily goes back and forth on her opinions of Mrs. Ramsay and all that she embodies.  In some parts, Lily looks almost l...

In this section, Lily clearly acts as Woolf through her late exploration of the feelings she feels towards Mrs. Ramsay, who symbolizes Woolf...

In this section of To the Lighthouse , Mr. Ramsay contemplates his reputation due to his abilities and mental vitality.  In his analogy, hum...

In the first chapter of Woolf's To the Lighthouse , the characters are introduced to the reader.  One of the most prominent characteriza...

In Traveling through the dark , the speaker addresses the grieving process in an abstract way.   Driving along a narrow, dangerous road, the...