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"MISS BRILL" QUESTIONS♦ Katherine Mansfield has INDIRECTLY CHARACTERIZED Miss Brill with great skill throughout the story. Consequently, readers can collect much information about her. Answer the following questions about Miss Brill`s character, and most importantly, provide a quote to serve as evidence from the story to support each of your answers.
♦ Look up point of view in your Literary Terms handout. Determine what POINT OF VIEW the story is told from.
(Answer each of these questions as you determine the answer: a. Do we know the main character`s feelings and emotions? b. Do we know what other characters are feeling on the inside? c. Do we receive OBJECTIVE descriptions of people and events? d. Are the descriptions filtered through a SUBJECTIVE narration?)
Answer:
♦ Look at Miss Brill`s descriptions of the following people and her feelings towards them. Then, COMPARE her to each of them. (There are many similarities.)
♦ At first, is Miss Brill aware of her similarities to these people?
♦ For something to be a viewed as a SYMBOL, it must figure prominently within a story. What item appears at the very beginning of this story, and much time is devoted to describing it? Name the two other important places within the story where this item again appears.
♦ After you have figured out what the SYMBOL is, list two of its characteristics that relate to Miss Brill herself:
♦ What is Miss Brill`s mood at the beginning of the story? What is her mood at the end? Is she a STATIC of developing, DYNAMIC CHARACTER?
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"MISS BRILL" QUESTIONSKatherine Mansfield has INDIRECTLY CHARACTERIZED Miss Brill with great skill throughout the story. Consequently, readers can collect much information about her. Answer the following questions about Miss Brill`s character, and most importantly, provide a quote to serve as evidence from the story to support each of your answers.
Question
Answer
Evidence
What
nationality is she?
Miss Brill is English woman who lives alone in a small apartment in France.
"Miss Brill" is set in the "Jardins Publiques," the French term for "public garden," or park. Miss Brill, through her name and the indication that she tutors students in English, is revealed to be a non-native of France and, thus, an outsider from the start.
( p. 107 Line 1~3:
Although it was so brilliantly fine?the blue sky powdered with gold and great spots of light like white wine splashed over the Jardins Publiques?Miss Brill was glad that she had decided on her fur.
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she supposed. And when she breathed, something light and sad?no, not sad, exactly?something gentle seemed to move in her bosom(p. 107 Line 6~18). By the way, the fur appears at Miss Brill’s room and the Jardins Publiques.
After you have figured out what the SYMBOL is, list two of its characteristics that relate to Miss Brill herself:
The fur symbolizes Ms. Brill`s inner view of herself. It is fragile, hidden away, untouched, and unique. It is also different, and a bit unapproachable. She is quite fond of her fur. In addition, the fur has two characteristics: pride and unordinary.
