In reading the two novels, Sula and Mrs. Dalloway the antiwar sentiments created by the authors display the injustices of war. The two novels stage the loss of a female friendship as well as a shell-shocked warrior whose fragmented consciousness expressed the brutalities of war. In Toni Morrison's n...

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In the novel Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf juxtaposes many sub-stories with the main story. She does this to provide emphasis on Clarissa's life. Since neither Clarissa nor any of her family or friends ever meet Septimus or Lucrezia, the plot wouldn't be affected if he were left out, however Woolf c...

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