Literature

Who’s afraid Of The Virginia Woolf?
In Who’s Afraid Of The Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee. Edward Albee uses point of view and mood to tell the novel. He does this by using sensory Details and Symbolism. As Martha and George, the odd couple, go on with their night, drama starts to begin. Martha is an older woman who likes to stir up arguments and who thinks she is the big deal just because her father owns a college. George is 6 years younger than Martha and works in her fathers history department. As the novel progresses, Martha invites Nick from the biology department and his wife Honey. From what we know it is 2 am in the morning. Martha followed her fathers order to get to know Nick and Honey and become friends. They all sing a tune that says "Who’s afraid of the Virginia Woolf, Virginia Woolf, Virginia Woolf”. Eventually
after 4 am Martha finds out her son died when he was suppose to come home for his 21st
birthday. From this book I have learned karma and the concern for others. Shouldn’t trust
people you just met and even your husband may be keeping secrets. Once Nick and Honey
leaves it’s the end of the novel. A life has been cost. Nothing good has come.