Mrs. Dalloway

Clarissa Dalloway, a secular lady of fifty years old, is preparing for a reception that organizes at home. In the morning she leaves the house for flowers, she loves them very much, it is necessary to decorate the house with them in the evening. Walking along London, she recalls her youth, first love. In another area of ​​London, Septimus Warren Smith, a veteran of the First World War, suffering from concussion, goes with his wife Lucretia to an appointment with a psychiatrist. Smith"s Day is intertwined with Clarissa"s Day and her friends, their lives converge together when the party reaches its climax. Having learned about the tragedy with Smith, Clarissa rethinks his life and attitude to death.

Virginia Wulf"s master"s novel, in which in which the past, present and future merge on one significant day in June 1923