INTRODUCTION Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway stands as a towering pinnacle of modernist literature. This novel transcends traditional storytelling by venturing deeply into the intricate web of human consciousness. Published in 1925, it captures a single day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway, a London socialite preparing for an evening party. Yet beneath this seemingly ordinary day, Woolf masterfully unravels complex themes such as time, memory, identity, and mental health. Unlike the linear, cause-and-effect narratives typical of the 19th century, Mrs Dalloway delves...