Have you ever watched The Hours? My favourite scene is when she fills her pockets with rocks and wades into the river, its beautiful
I read her suicide note all the time, and Ariel by Plath, I'm obsessed
CClady@Loool
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Yes, i saw the scene of Virginia Woolfe drawning herself. Her style of suicide is so gentle, almost exotic and exquisite. U know the mode or choice one chooses to kill themselves--says so much about them. For instance Virginia choice of death, the stones in her pocket, and walking to the deep water and drawnin-- tells a story of a gentle woman who is meek, feeble character-- a gentle soft spoken woman as harmless a meek creep mouse. The time she took to pick up stones, and the creativity to hasten her drawning with stones shows her craftiness upto the end. lol There was a train station close to her home, she didnt throw herself on the train tracks, instead she chose the water. She wrote a letter to her very fantastic loyal husband and went to drawn. The braveness of this act is almost as delicious as her writing.
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