Reality and drama set in on Bella, at this point the irony of the situation is too much for Bella and she looses her grip on reality. Banks her cousin, comes to the funeral and later when sorting affairs, he finds the unmailed invitations in the desk in the denouement. Bella Fleace dies a day after saying these final words in the sad resolution. "They came uninvited those two and nobody else" (Waugh 587). The shock and horror of Bella's social shortcoming is too great for her to deal with. 'Please forgive me if I am unable to entertain you'" (Waugh 587). "'I had not expected this honor,' she said. As two uninvited guest shows up at the party, a turning point occurs. The climax is reached when Bella descends the stairs at eight and not a soul has come to her party. The rising action continues with huge and ostentatious plans for a Christmas party to rival all others in the countryside. Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the painting, 'She Loved Parties 2,' by Bridget Davies Art, sold and originally listed for 1,275 USD. Bella responds by selling the books, and decides to squander the proceeds on repairing the house for a party to keep the cousin from part of his inheritance. Conflict arises quickly when a distant cousin, her heir, arrives and covets some books in the house. She is portrayed as a confused and ill-tempered woman shunned by most because of her nature.
An aging socialite is introduced in many direct and indirect characterizations. It is a time of enormous change in the political and social structure of these people's lives.
Bella Fleace shows that she is superficial, eccentric, and extremely proud because she is cemented into a past belief of social structures with a need to pretend if not actually to be of particular social strata.In the introduction to "Bella Fleace Gave a Party", extensive background is revealed to help the reader understand the times in which the character lived. “They came uninvited those two and nobody else” (Waugh 587). The shock and horror of Bella’s social shortcoming is too great for her to deal with. ‘Please forgive me if I am unable to entertain you’” (Waugh 587). “’I had not expected this honor,’ she said. The rising action continues with huge and ostentatious plans for a Christmas party to rival all others in the countryside. Cocoa Loco - 2009 - 15 minutes - Dir: Shaka King - US. Piel - 2011 - 12 minutes - Dir: Pedro Gomez Milan - US/Mexico. Bella responds by selling the books, and decides to squander the proceeds on repairing the house for a party to keep the cousin from part of his inheritance. Bella Fleace Gave a Party - 2011 - 15 minutes - Dir: Leonora Lonsdale - UK. It is a time of enormous change in the political and social structure of these people’s lives. A Critical Analysis of Evelyn Waugh’s “Bella Fleace Gave a Party” In the introduction to “Bella Fleace Gave a Party”, extensive background is revealed to help the reader understand the times in which the character lived.
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