uot; section is actually continued into the next section of the novel, "Time Passes." The new narrative voice of that section ("certain airs") is introduced and the summer day in 1909 ends with division II in the first squared brackets of the "Time Passes" section: "[Here Mr. Carmichael, who was reading Virgil, blew out his candle. It was midnight]".
             Analysis: We'll look at the first part of "The Window" section to analyze the narrative technique.
             "Yes, of course, if it's fine tomorrow," said Mrs. Ramsay.
             "But you'll have to be up with the lark," she added. (3)
             The signals given-the quotation marks and the introduction of a character speaking (said Mrs. Ramsay) let us know that dialogue is taking place. We also know that this is a response of one character to another character's question. Therefore, we begin in medius res-after the action has started. The effect is one of involvement because we wan
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