In Katherine Mansfield’s " Miss Brill" the main character is Miss Brill, a old woman with a gentle heart and an old fur. During a Sunday afternoon in the park listening to the band, something changes her mind forever. Miss Brill showed traits of being critical, intelligent, and sensitive.
The first trait of Miss Brill is being critical. She is a old woman who talks critical about some of the different things she see in the park on Sunday. When she arrive at the park, she starts to talk about how the band is playing this week. "And the band sounded louder and gayer. That was because the Season had begun" (227). She talks about how the band is playing good now that they are in season, because she says they play horrible out of season. Miss Brill had something to say about everyone she saw in the park. " Miss Brill had noticed- there was something funny about nearly all of them. T
In conclusion Miss Brill is thinking critical things about all different people she see in the park. Her intelligence about turning her day in the park into a stage play was very intelligent of her. She also is very sensitive about her fur throughout the entire story.
Finally, in the story Miss Brill is very sensitive. In the beginning of the story how she talks to her fur lets the reader know that she has a little gentle side. " Miss Brill put up her hand and touched her fur. Dear little thing" (226). Miss Brill shows lots of love for her fur in how she talk and stroke it as she get in out of the box it had been in. Miss Brill showed a sensitive side at the show in the park when she saw how the members of the theater company was looking at her. " …Miss Brill’s eyes filled with tears and she looked smiling at all the other members of the company" (229). Miss Brill just knew they all understood how she was fee