Miss Brill tells the old, invalid gentleman that she is
A) a teacher.
B) an audience member.
C) an actress.
D) a band member.
Miss Brill tells the old, invalid gentleman that she is
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Miss Brill tells the old, invalid gentleman that she is
A) a teacher.
B) an audience member.
C) an actress.
D) a band member.
The correct answer is C) an actress.
In Katherine Mansfield’s short story “Miss Brill,” the protagonist, Miss Brill, likes to imagine herself as a part of the performances in the park, feeling as though she plays a role in the lives of others. She perceives herself in an almost theatrical way, akin to an actress in a play, which highlights her desire for connection and her feelings of isolation. If you have more questions about the story or character analysis, feel free to ask or check our extended services page for more detailed assistance!