Analysis Of The Death Of A Moth By Virginia Woolf

In “The Death of a Moth” written by Virginia Woolf in 1942, she correlates the life of a moth to the simplicity “true nature of life” and death. Moths are content with life while they do their duties as humans are, while putting up a fight. A large process of life of suffering and attempting to survive in this large process. Woolf claims that we, like moths, have such a simple and marvelous purpose in this world. We can do so much with the amount of energy we have but, we only do what we have to do and humans like moths also seem so content whilst doing their duties continuously. But we always are ready to fight when we have to. The sentence structure supports this claim when Virginia Woolf says “the possibilities of pleasure