ual journey towards oblivion" (Howells 93) and understand her contradictory behavior the readers need to be constantly aware of her true thoughts. What is more, in order to interpret events such as her sudden bursts into tears, it is necessary for them to be able to identify the reasons which has caused this unexpected reaction. Rhys' choice to render the novel "entirely through Sasha's consciousness in first person narration" (Stanley 87) transfers the readers right into the heroine's "conflicted psyche" (Emery 145). This allows an exploration of Sasha's mind and leads to a better understandi
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