The play that is set on stage represents the flow of history from its beginning to the present. The play is interrupted often by the audience itself or by the wind, to suggest that the continuum is broken many times. "The wind blew the words away."(Woolf) the words of the actors are completely unintelligible at times, and the wind only carries to the audience the few essential names. The wind itself is another element of the natural world that is effectively used in the imagery of the novel:
The words died away. Only a few great names -- Babylon, Nineveh, Clytemnestra, Agamemnon, Troy -- floated across the open space. Then the wind rose, and in the rustle of the leaves even the great words became inaudible; and the audience sat staring at the villagers, whose mouths opened, but no sound came."(Woolf)
Thus, Woolf employs almost all the natural elements available so as to create the symbolic imagery of the text. The novel itself has a loose structure and an almost non-existent plot. All the ideas come from the imagery and the linguistic use of the text. The text is thus a compilation of impressionistic images and lyrical elements that leave enough for the imagination of the reader to complete. Both the text of the historical play that is staged and the action that takes part "between the acts" are incomplete, and the words are lost in the wind, therefore the author seems to imply that the rest of the text is to be recreated in the imagination of the reader: "The producer,' Mrs. Elmhurst read out for her husband's benefit, 'craves the indulgence of the audience. Owing to lack of time a scene has been omitted; and she begs the audience to imagine that in...
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