The subject matter of the present paper is to examine the birth of new techniques in writing and in narrative strategies, particularly, with respect to the notion of time and temporality. More specifically, my thesis aims to look at how one of the most noteworthy and revolutionary modernist writers, Virginia Woolf inclined towards a different approach of characterising individuals, both from the outside and the inside, in her inter-war novel, Mrs Dalloway (1925), which altered literary Modernism, among other radical qualities, with its usage of time.