Miss Brill is content with the fantasy world in which she believes herself to live. However, not recognizing that her life is wonderful only within her mind, she is perfectly happy. Throughout the story, the author uses idealistic idea such as living vicariously, music playing in tone per mood, and having self-confident to reveal and to develop how human imagination can be extended in a person. Living vicariously is an example of how human imagination; this is shown when how Miss Brill is not living for any purpose but to live for others. Her living style has nothing valuable to her but to…
