It was the life, it was the power of it, is was the tremendous humor, - Explain
Premium"It was the life, it was the power of it, is was the tremendous humor, she know, that made him slap his thighs." Or,
"She was astonishingly beautiful. Her beauty seemed to him, if that were possible, to increase".
The above quote is derived from Virginia Woolf's (1882-1941) novel "To the Lighthouse." It reflects on Mr. Ramsay's character and relationship with Mrs. Ramsay. In the novel, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay are at their summer home in the Hebrides. There is tension between them regarding the possibility of visiting the lighthouse the next day. Mr Ramsay is pessimistic about the weather and believes they will miss the lighthouse visit. Mr Ramsay's statements create a conflict between him and Mrs. Ramsay, the wife of Mr.Ramsay. Despite the tension, Mrs. Ramsay tries to bring happiness in life and humor to her surro