Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway - Sections 7-9 Summary

The video covers sections 7 to 9 of 'Mrs. Dalloway' by Virginia Woolf. It explores Lucrezia's sadness over Septimus's behavior and her hope for his cure by Sir William Bradshaw. Septimus's war memories and his struggle with depression are highlighted. The video also discusses the medical evaluations by Doctor Holmes and Sir William, and Lady Bruton's lunch with Richard and Hugh, focusing on her political interests.

What does Lucrezia hope Sir William Bradshaw will do for Septimus?

• Teach him a new skill

• Introduce him to new friends

• Cure his mental illness

• Help him find a job

How does Septimus feel about his past experiences in the war?

• He feels angry and resentful

• He feels deeply saddened

• He feels proud and unaffected

• He feels nostalgic

What is the main reason for the tension in Septimus and Lucrezia's marriage?

• Family interference

• Lucrezia's career ambitions

• Septimus's emotional numbness

• Financial difficulties

How does Dr. Holmes perceive Septimus's behavior?

• As a serious medical condition

• As a sign of creativity

• As a result of poor diet

• As a minor issue

What is Sir William Bradshaw's approach to treating Septimus?

• Suggesting travel

• Promoting rest and isolation

• Prescribing medication

• Encouraging social interaction

What is Lady Bruton's main interest during her lunch with Richard and Hugh?

• Sports events

• Political matters

• Fashion trends

• Art and culture

What realization does Richard have about his relationship with Clarissa?

• He should buy her more gifts

• He should express his love more often

• He should introduce her to new friends

• He needs to spend more time with her