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Mrs. Dalloway, Meanhwhile other characters are introduced - Coggle Diagram

- - - - in Peter
        
        he is scared of the death, so he tries to to push the thought of it away in different ways
      - in Septimus
        
        he sees death as a liberation, a better alternative to the life of which he fell the weight of
      - in Clarissa, who has experienced it with the death of her parents
        
        she grew up with the idea that the death is dengerous but also a natural event, so it is inevitable
  - - - The class system was now in danger because people was less inclined to adhere to it
  - - - the main oppressors are Miss Kliman and William Bradshaw
        
        they oppose to all those who come in contrast with their belief systems
      - Clarissa and all those who support the patriarchal English society are responsible for Septimus' suicide
  - - - For example Clarissa considers privacy vital for the success of a relationship and a marriage, but at the same time she finds disturbing the fact that Richard doesn't know everything about her
- - - - during all the story there is a continue back and forth from some moments of Clarissa's youth to her life at the present
        
        The first one is Septimus, a soldier of World War I, who now suffers of nervous breadown
        
        when he meets the psychiatrist William Bradshaw, this last one diagnoses him a "lack of proportion" and suggest to send Septimus to a mental insitution
        
        The second one is Peter Walsh, an old suitor and friend of Mrs. Dalloway, who is back in London for some business
        
        he drops by Clarissa's house to greet her
        
        Another character is Richard, Clarissa's husband, who eats a lunch with other memebrs of high society
        
        The party starts and after a while, William Bradshaw's wife, give the news of Septimus' suicide
- - - - he was rejected by Clarissa and now he looks at her with a critical eye
        
        he often is overwhelmed by emotions and he frequently has romantic problems with women
    - - she was a wild woman who smoked cigars
        
        she has been an important person in Clarissa's youth
        
        They were sexually attracted to one another
    - - he suffers for the consequences of the war
        
        he sees nothing of worth in the England he fought for
        
        He lives in a society that can't understand him anymore, so he chooses che suicide
    - - he is Clarissa's husband
        
        he is devoted to social reforms and he appreciates English tradition
        
        he plans to write an history of the great English military family, the Brutons
    - - she is the protagonist
        
        she is vivacious and she is searching for the meaning of life
        
        in her there's a deep conflict between her desire of privacy and her need to comunicate with others