feels,but interrupted by Elizabeth;Clarissa does not voice the rea feelings running through her head;Septimus says what he feels and is considered insane. Clarissa when young feels that"it was the only thing worth saying 5 -what one felt.Cleverness was silly. One must say simply what one felt."(p139) But unable to do so with Peter,Kilman,Elizabeth,Richard,and the guests at the party. Clarissa's parties:she reminds everyone she sees to the party "Remember my party."except maybe Ellie Henderson,poor cousin,actually the one who really needs and enjoys the party. It seems silly,frivolous. Sensitive to beauty of the moments and details of human 5 experience. parties way ofsharing moments ofpleasure with others. "offering"with something to help people remember her by after her death. Woolf once described insanity as a form of death because its 5 intense loneliness created a human void for the sufferer. In parties,Clarissa fights thisemptiness. Brings people together,create human dialogue,life and sanity. Mrs.Dalloway simultaneously supports two opposing ideas:the 5feels, but interrupted by Elizabeth; Clarissa does not voice the real feelings running through her head; Septimus says what he feels and is considered insane. Clarissa when young feels that “it was the only thing worth saying –what one felt. Cleverness was silly. One must say simply what one felt.” (p139) But unable to do so with Peter, Kilman, Elizabeth, Richard, and the guests at the party. Clarissa’s parties: she reminds everyone she sees to the party, “Remember my party.” except maybe Ellie Henderson, poor cousin, actually the one who really needs and enjoys the party. It seems silly, frivolous. Sensitive to beauty of the moments and details of human experience. parties way of sharing moments of pleasure with others. “offering” with something to help people remember her by after her death. Woolf once described insanity as a form of death because its intense loneliness created a human void for the sufferer. In parties, Clarissa fights this emptiness. Brings people together, create human dialogue, life and sanity. Mrs. Dalloway simultaneously supports two opposing ideas: the 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’