"Yes, I have been an actress for a long time" (185). Miss Brill definitely reminds me of Bartleby. They both have Augsburg's-like mind sets. They're awkward, interesting, and like to just watch others. This story is sad though. She gets made fun of by some random girl, who comes off to me as a complete ditz. Miss Brill just wants people to like her the same way she likes them, but she's just ridiculed instead. It obviously upsets her deeply because at the end, she's crying.