BLiss
Katherine Mansfield thoughtfully named her story Bliss, to ask the question, “What is bliss?” Webster’s dictionary defines bliss as, “complete happiness”. In Bliss, the main character, Bertha, feels she is blissful. ... Showing that Bertha’s bliss with her baby is not true, “because the nanny has constant control over her care. ... Bertha’s bliss with her husband also is fake. ... By the end, even the bliss of the party, is gone. ... She realizes that all her supposed bliss was an illusion.