the least used point of view in literature
In the fly, blake marks a change of voice in line 5- while in the first stanza, he considers the fly itself and its action, in the following stanzas, he reflects on his own life
After months of watching De Lacey's family, the creature decided to introduce himself. The creature was surprised about what happened. Unlike the other people he had introduced himself to, De Lacey's family was kind and accepting, or so he thought. Since the man was blind, he could not see how hideous the creature actually was, so he let him in and agreed to listen to his story.
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Woolf draws the reader in with the question. The reader answers the question and must conclude with Woolf that it would be “impossible” (p. 48) for women to possess literary genius, since they were forced to work from the beginning of their lives.
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