Whenthishappened,Orlandoheavedasighofrelief,litacigarette,andpuffedforaminuteortwoinsilence.Thenshecalledhesitatingly,asifthepersonshewantedmightnotbethere,'Orlando?Forifthereare(ataventure)seventy-sixdifferenttimesalltickinginthemindatonce,howmanydifferentpeoplearetherenot--Heavenhelpus--allhavinglodgmentatonetimeoranotherinthehumanspirit?Somesaytwothousandandfifty-two.Sothatitisthemostusualthingintheworldforapersontocall,directlytheyarealone,Orlando?(ifthatisone'sname)meaningbythat,Come,come!I'msicktodeathofthisparticularself.Iwantanother.
Although it occurs many times throughout this passage, here shows Orlando's mind going crazy, or so we all think. I find it interesting how Orlando cannot get used to things that are different and unorthodox to her as she roams the London streets. After all, her change is something that was much different and she got used to it a lot quicker. Does Orlando judge others but she can do no wrong. It is clearly evident as well that her anxiety is a big problem. In the beginning of this biography when Orlando got banished from the Queen's court, he fell into a trance and was at peace until she became a woman and is experiencing these emotions that are fairly new for her. And experiencing these things in a new body can be disorienting.