Jacob's Room

The narrative explores Jacob's journey from childhood through adulthood, emphasizing his relationships with the women around him, notably the repressed Clara Durrant and the free-spirited art student Florinda. Set against the backdrop of Cambridge and London, the story delves into themes of identity and desire. As Jacob's life unfolds, his travels to Italy and Greece add depth to his experiences, highlighting Woolf's modernist approach to storytelling and character development.