But To Bestow Meaning Upon Flowers (而是为了赋予花意义)

In Virginia Woolf's portrayal, when Mrs. Dalloway in the opening "buys the flowers herself," societal objectification ceases to exist. What remains is our control over our own lives and our awareness of our own identities. Now, when we wear flowers, it is not to imbue us with the meaning of plants but to bestow meaning on the flowers.