1. Mrs Dalloway is going to buy flowers.
2. She is a little bit happy, but she has got an awful feeling, as something bad is going to happen.
3. Dimension:
a)present
b)past
The sound who reminds Clarissa the past is a wave-like sound, spread in early summer morning.
4. Peter Walsh was probably an ancient Clarissa's lover. She said to him that she preferred men to cauliflowers.
5. Scrope Purvis thinks her as a little like the bird about her: "of the jay, blue green, light, vivacious, thought she was over fifty."
6. Narrator is non intrusive, third person, reliable and limited narrator.
7. Repetitions:
a)how fresh...how calm
b)flap of the wave...kiss of the wave
Alliterations
a)doorsteps..do
b)brass...bands
Similes
a)as if issued to children on a beach
Imagery
a)a touch of bird....since her illness

8. Characterization of Clarissa is built up by: dialogues, behaviour, thoughts and feelings, symbols.
9. Woolf's interior monologue is based on, free unreliable reporting speech, memories, free thoughts, and it is without physical movement in contrast to Bloom's stream of consciousness.