Perspective of Hari's Ma : "Do you know, what had happened on Ashtami day ?. That crooked daughter of Lalita scandalised everyone even the aged Naani. I remembered Lalita's words that this girl is born only to plague her life. Anyhow she is always reluctant to obey the norms of the family. Is there anything special to her?. She is also like the other girls in the family. Unlike her sisters, she refused to get tikka on her forehead when Naani called her to do so. How dare the girl to mock at the sound of conch and the sacred bells!. She compared it to an engine's sound and she conveyed that she is an engine,racing around the ledge of the courtyard making noises. Poor Lalita ! She is after all a naughty girl even in her tiresome days. The girl protested against the practise that pretends to respect them and proclaimed that she doesn't want to be a goddess. Even the pigeons pecking the grains in the courtyard took off in a flurry hearing the girl's roaring. The girl spoiled the sacred pooja and I'm afraid whether other girls of the family will follow her."
By elaborating the notion , " a woman must have money and a room of her own", Virginia Woolf tried to untie the complications related to ' women and fiction' to an extent. At first, through Mary Beton, ( Woolf's fictional character ) who is at Oxbridge ( fictional university) Woolf describes her point of view. Readers are able to get into the period in which ladies were not even admitted to libraries. It is very interesting to read Mary's Judith Shakespeare, who had every talent that Shakespeare had but none his opportunities and ended up pregnant. The essay figures out several women writers . For example,Aphra Ben is the first woman to make money by writing even in her hardship. Woolf elegantly portrays that women's lack of long tradition and their search to figure out a way to write is like finding clothes that fit your body from a mass. It is surprising that each page of Woolf's essay contains some reference to women in a way or other. A Room of One's Own is a thought provoking essay, a hard look at how to be a woman writer in a man's world. Woolf never attempted to categorise whether men or women are good at writing but she yields that women should be able to write what they wish. Inorder to write they must acquire material things which ensures intellectual freedom. A writer must be neutral in mind (gender) inorder to produce a good work which wins the test of time.
