Analysis Of Liars Don T Qualify

The story “Liars Don’t Qualify”, by Junius Edwards is a story about a young man named Will who wants to vote, but he encounter some difficulties, which at the end he is unable to vote. The overall of the story is place in two different scenarios. One which involves Will and Sam and the other Sam and Charlie. Will in this case is the protagonist. Him being the main characters of the story he can be qualify as a calm person, preserve, humble and most importantly wise. In my opinion, he can be classified as a wise and humble person through his answer given when for example Sam asked him if he thinks he is smart and he says no, which shows a sign of a humble person, a person that’s not too proud of himself, but accepted himself as who he is. Wise simply because when Sam ask him to question that he does not understand or that he things is a trick, he always asked back what do you mean?
However, that when he encounters all the trouble because Sam in the other hand things he is a smarty. In my opinion, Sam being the antagonist is a smarty. And, it’s the only main sign of who he is that’s being showed in the story. Why do I characterize him as a smarty because first, he asks irrelevant question, questions that has nothing to do with what he supposed to ask, …show more content…
Why the Title Liars Don’t qualify? Throughout the story, we as the reader are viewing the conflict between Sam and Will. Will wanting to vote and Sam giving him a tough time with all his tremendous questions. But, almost to the end of the story it’s mention that Will have lied to Sam about him not being in a specific party. That Scenario only happen at the end of the story, why not bringing it in, in the middle of the story dragging it to the end or somewhere in the beginning so that we the reader expect to know the reason of the title. Which in this case the narrator is a bid