Melville introduces us to men who work on Wall Street in the story “Bartleby, the Scrivener.” The narrator begins by describing three men that worked for him, Turkey, Nippers, and Ginger Nut. While reading I noticed that when he spoke of these three men it was with respect, he described them thoroughly and while I read I could tell he was very appreciative of them. It was when the narrator met Bartleby that he found him to be a very interesting individual. Bartleby is very interesting to the narrator, in my opinion, because he is different than the other men that work for him. He starts off quiet, respectful, and focuses strictly on his skill, which is writing, But Bartleby soon speaks up and a change can be seen in him. The narrator states
