Wise nature, oh you! Brilliant, brilliant interpretations. I cannot help but agree! When Miss. Kilman first came into the story, you know, I felt sorry for her. Her negative thoughts and judgements of our Dear Dalloway tore me away from her. But it was also … say, human, to have such thoughts, such misunderstandings of… View More

Oh! Lady Death, I have a question for thee. I could not help but go back to your narrative while reading along the pages of the doctors. The mention of the divine proportions, if I recall correctly, are what led me straight to you! Oh, pray tell, could this so called “Proportion” (97) and “Conversion”… View More

The leaden circles dissolved in the air… my leaden truths seem to dissolve along with the time within this text! I feel a change coming about in the air. I do not mind saying what I feel as I used to. Those who understand what I mean will know. So little has happened… So little,… View More

By Jove, dear niece! I did not realize you had taken this reading under your wing. I must say, child, I am impressed… Impressed, indeed! This is a complicated reading for you to be exploring, and from your response I can make out that you have been approaching the text with critical analyzations. Bravo Dorothea…. View More

I too would not want to share a name with someone so vile! To call Septimus a coward for taking his life is by far more inhuman than killing the man himself.  Unfortunately, dear Mr Holmes, seriousness of shell shock was not taken seriously–mainly because doctors at this time do not understand what shell shock… View More

My dear Captain, not everyone in this time period would care to “look at what matters most.” They just got out of war for heavens sake! I would like to believe that Mrs Dalloway would be able to do just that, but Mrs Dalloway does not care for what matters most. She was ready to… View More

You have quite a moving riposte, Sir Doyle, and my dear, I happen to agree. Dr Holmes should not have the privilege to work with these poor broken soldiers. Maybe, your dear Mr Watson would be a better suit would he not? He was in war too wasn’t he? I doo believe that he shall… View More

I must agree with you there my charming fellow. This Holmes character could stand for a much needed bollocking. To be so unfit as to not even care for a patient. This attitude leaves me to insist I speak with the man and give him a large piece of what is coming to him. But… View More

I must say, dear Fred, that hearing your thoughts on this matter does my heart good, and makes me glad to have you as my son-in-law. It is true that love is certainly the most important thing in the world, and people should certainly show it, whether it be to people or their work. Although… View More

You Mr. Garth being one of the most hardworking, salt of the earth type man I have ever had the pleasure of speaking, have pointed out strong truths that seem to be part and parcel of Mr. Joyce’s Ulysses. There are many tangential thoughts that would make a story full of what seems to be… View More