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Teachers & SchoolsIt's no surprise that Clarissa Dalloway is our main protagonist – heck, the book is named...
Septimus is a shell-shocked World War I soldier. He’s a unique figure in literature because...
Peter is Clarissa’s old suitor from the days of Bourton. He’s lives in India, but has...
Sally is Clarissa’s friend from the days of Bourton. Theirs was a very deep friendship that...
Sir William Bradshaw is the character who most embodies British upper-class patriarchal...
Mr Dalloway is around in part to give Mrs Dalloway an identity. After all, without him, she's...
Miss Doris Kilman is in love with Elizabeth, an attraction that Clarissa finds repulsive. So...
Rezia is Septimus' wife, who he met at the end of the war when he was staying at her home in...
Often compared to a beautiful flower, Elizabeth is the beloved daughter of Clarissa and Richard....
A woman with an impressive family tree and all the right social and political connections,...
Hugh is an old friend of Clarissa. He's in town taking his ailing wife to see doctors, and...
Dr Holmes is Septimus’ thoroughly unsympathetic general practitioner, who believes that...
Evans is Septimus' friend and an officer in the war, who died just before the war ended. His...
Now past age eighty, Clarissa’s Aunt Helena spent summers with the family at Bourton. Peter...
Ellie is Clarissa’s painfully geeky, dull (and poor) cousin, whom Clarissa reluctantly...
Daisy is Peter Walsh’s married lover in India. Scandalous! Peter is actually in London to...
Evelyn is Hugh Whitbread’s ailing wife who lives in a nursing home. Though Clarissa...
Mr Brewer is the managing clerk and Septimus’ boss at "Sibleys and Arrowsmiths,...
Mrs Filmer is the Smiths’ neighbor, whose daughter, Mrs Peters, is expecting a baby. Rezia...