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Identify the description or passage regarding Virginia Woolf's 'Mrs. Dalloway' that does NOT represent a distinctively modernist literary theme.
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- 1'For human beings, experience was a fragmented, disjointed thing, full of gaps and fissures that refused to cohere into a meaningful whole.'
- 2'For reality was not a fixed, unchanging thing, but a fluid, ever-shifting illusion that refused to be pinned down.'
- 3'Regent's Park was a haven of tranquility, a green oasis in the midst of the bustling city. The flowers bloomed, the birds sang, and the sun shone down, casting a warm, golden light over the scene.'✓
- 4'The war had changed everything. The old certainties were gone, and in their place was a sense of uncertainty, of flux.'
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'Regent's Park was a haven of tranquility, a green oasis in the midst of the bustling city. The flowers bloomed, the birds sang, and the sun shone down, casting a warm, golden light over the scene.'
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