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Title: Bartleby the Scrivener analysis
Description: One and a half page analysis of the short story Bartleby the Scrivener. In depth conclusion of why this protagonist does what he does. High school junior/senior level.
Description: One and a half page analysis of the short story Bartleby the Scrivener. In depth conclusion of why this protagonist does what he does. High school junior/senior level.
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Lexi Trotta
Mr
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When a lackadaisical and idle man who has a profession in
which he “prefers not to” do anything come in contact with his boss in a situation which the boss
has given the unmotivated employee many chances to correct his work ethic, the result would be
the loss of the employee’s job, a termination that could result in depression
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Bartleby was very lazy, even compared to his colleagues
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Turkey works in the mornings only, while Nippers works strictly in the afternoons
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After a time, Bartleby on the other hand
does absolutely nothing at all
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I sat awhile in perfect silence, rallying my stunned faculties
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I repeated my
request in the clearest tone I could assume; but in quite as clear a one came the previous reply “I
would prefer not to” (Melville, 150)
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In preferring not to do his work, Bartleby displays a disrespectful tone not only toward
his boss, but also his coworkers and his work place
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Bartleby’s actions could cause him to
lose his job, and lose his source of income
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Lastly, I believe Bartleby was incapable of being a scrivener after a while
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The reader can assume that after working at an office where the employees
receive mail meant for the deceased that Bartleby could believe that he became deceased
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This
perspective resulted in his termination from employment
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The new owners called the police, who soon arrested him
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Bartleby was an indolent man and a terrible worker who did not deserve to be kept on
staff for as long as he was
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At the end of the story, I believe Bartleby got what he deserved in
death, and that the narrator could find a better employee than one who repeats the same phrase of
“I prefer not to”
Title: Bartleby the Scrivener analysis
Description: One and a half page analysis of the short story Bartleby the Scrivener. In depth conclusion of why this protagonist does what he does. High school junior/senior level.
Description: One and a half page analysis of the short story Bartleby the Scrivener. In depth conclusion of why this protagonist does what he does. High school junior/senior level.