Answer:"She had a perpetual sense, as she watched the taxi cabs, of being out, out, far out to sea and alone;"
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<em>Mrs Dalloway</em> is a famous novel by Virginia Woolf, that tells a story about Clarissa Dalloway. The novel is set in England after World War I.
In this particular excerpt, Clarissa is shopping, when she sees the omnibuses in Piccadilly. Although Clarissa is walking the crowded city street and is surrounded by people, she feels lonely. With this quote, Woolf demonstrates the contrast between the busy, public life and the loneliness of an individual. This is one of the most important themes that run throughout the novel. Although the characters experience similar struggles, they are ultimately alone and must live on their own.
This occurs very early in the book (one of the first few chapters, I believe), and it happens when Elizabeth is talking to Charlotte about how Jane seems to be very in love with Mr. Bingley, but she is hiding it very well. To this, Charlotte says that she should not conceal it too well, or Mr. Bingley may lose interest in pursuing her (thinking that she does not feel the way he does about her).
She has the power to break through mental shields (opposite of bella's power), and project her visions thoughts into others by making physical contact with them.
the Voltaire wants to kill her at first because they thought she was a child that had been turned into a vampire which are uncontrollable but really she was born half vampire, half human.
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