Woolf chose death, Lola chose to leave, and Mrs. Dalloway chose a new life.
Everyone has their own nothingness, but some people are unwilling to face it, some people are trapped by nothingness, and very few people have debugged themselves. Woolf, like Richard Woolf, is a Steppenwolf. Leaving life, there will never be peace, but life is what they hate. The most gifted people cannot stand mediocrity and stupidity. That kind of inborn pain is inescapable no matter what. Party, noise, worldliness, behind this is a greater nothingness. Lola finally couldn't bear the daily trivial life. Just like the protagonist in the bridge bridge's last dream, the driving force that supports her to continue is that charming derailment. Whenever I think of the flame that ignited my whole body, I am so excited that I can't help myself, and I even dare to indulge myself and savor everything on my birthday. This is the backbone of Francesca. But Lola didn't, so she chose to stay away. And Woolf, as her sister said, she has two worlds, one is reality, the other is her book. The collision of the two forced her to give up one of them. Recalling Woolf recorded in history, the cause of death is always related to the shadow of childhood, and this shadow should be more of the imprisonment that he gave himself. She can't let herself go, and she doesn't want to let herself go. Very simple, had to leave life behind.
And Mrs Dalloway, everyone. A confident mediocre. She stayed by the genius side, reflecting a greater contrast. party, old lover, everything seems to be under control, but unexpectedly, many things have already changed. Mrs. Dalloway was always by Richard's side, but what Genius really missed was the throbbing of 19 years old. The love performed by the young is what Richard has been searching for but has never been able to catch. Richard, but another with no choice. Perhaps the one who really understood him was his mother, who didn't talk much with him.
The real pity is not Woolf, nor the waiters who are immersed in the world, but the followers of awakened genius.
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