An awakening of theses feelings can make a person experience a storm within. ... It is not uncommon for a story today to have a plot, which is focused on unfaithful relationship, in contrast to the fifties when tv and radio portrayed perfect couples and families. ...
The girls have a superficial, short-lived kind of control, the kind that a person likes to think that they have because of another disillusionment of some sort, but the awakening is all the more abrupt. ... Woods, 4 The women, as tough as their exterior and plots were, were deep down inherently looking for love in "all the wrong places", but nevertheless looking for it, even though they may not even have realized it themselves. ...
Woolf was not writing for universal equality when she conjured these plots. ... Dalloway, the protagonist, is a pseudo-antagonist who subjects his wife to the passive abuse of neglect as does the husband in Kate Chopin's The Awakening. ...
