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Final Discussion: Is Mrs. Ramsay a net positive, negative, or neutral force? What are some of the main symbols in To the Lighthouse, and what do they signify?

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1 Final Discussion: Is Mrs. Ramsay a net positive, negative, or neutral force? What are some of the main symbols in To the Lighthouse, and what do they signify? How does Woolf’s use of symbolism advance her thematic goals? If To the Lighthouse is a novel about the search for meaning in life, how do the characters conduct their search? Are they successful in finding an answer?

2 Contd. How does work function in the novel? For example, how does Lily approach what she sees as her work? How do Mr. Ramsay and Charles Tansley approach what they see as their work? What is the effect of the passage of time in the novel? Would you consider the ending a "happy ending"?

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