Question

How do Miss Brill’s interactions at the park contribute to a theme in “Miss Brill”?

Answer 1

Miss Brill’s interactions at the park contribute to a theme in "Miss Brill." They suggest that people prefer remaining independent over feeling accepted by a community.

Who was Miss Brill?

Every Sunday morning, a kind-hearted woman named Miss Brill goes to the park. She sees the interactions between the people there. She discovers a frail old man there. She assists him by reading him the newspaper. This highlights Miss Brill's kind disposition.

The fur represents the character MIss Brill, who hides her fur in a dark box and only takes it out to use it while going on trips and thus relates to the topic of the novel.

Given that Miss Brill uses the fur infrequently, it tends to collect dust and she always returns it to its original spot. This fur dust indicates that the fur is not always in use and does not come out of the box. In keeping with the character's tendency to rarely leave the house, she briefly leaves to observe others and listen in on their discussions before returning to her lonely, little, dark room where she had been dwelling before she had left.

Therefore, the correct option is (d).

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