Comprehension questions from V. Woolf's Monday or Tuesday (page 531)
 

1. My reaction to V. Woolf's writing is both interest and confusion, because of the absence of a
        precise structure and plot
   
2. The story does not have a clear plot. Only a few scattered events are described, as they appear from the
        perspective of a flying heron.


3. Plot is almost absent; the only real character is the heron, and there is no structure: the few
        conversations reported are broken ("Sugar? No, thank you"), and the real
        world is substituted by the impressions the heron gets from its fast
        flight. The narrator is a third person external one, although he seems to
        disappear under the text.


4. I think because she wanted to render the world as it appears to a heron's eyes, and also to our eyes; it is a
        criticism of the 19^th century style of writing, which tried to
        depict reality "as it is".