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"Bartleby the Scrivener" and Silent Speech
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The narrator of Herman Melvilles Bartleby the Scrivener recounts his experience with Bartleby, a former hired who remains a fascinating enigma. Bartleby responses maximum requests by repeating that he would prefer not to, soon demonstrating that he has not favorites, only an unswerving dedication to inaction.
He constantly stares at walls, either when hired by the narrator and behind being taken to prison for refusing to leave the narrators office.
Narratorial Blankness
It is possible he sees someone in walls that the repose of us do not. For example [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], maybe he is obsessed with walls because he views them as a character of a psychological or personal barrier. Or maybe his dead-wall reveries are a deliberate alternative to view emptiness, to quest blankness or purity as an ideal.
The narrator has understood many scriveners in his life, but nobody as unusual for Bartleby; he claims he would renounce the biographies of always additional scriveners, for a few passages in the life of Bartleby [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who was a notary, the strangest I ever saw, or listened of (59).
Bartleby’s Blankness
It is never explained why Bartleby refuses to act the duties of a job he applied for, or why he often stares at wall. Perhaps he namely really considering deeply and vividly [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and only appears apt be vacantly gazing.
Bartleby initially appears to be a customary and diligent employee. Then an day he declines to assist survey copies, politely stating that he would prefer not to. Bartleby gradually refuses to perform more and more of his duties in the office, and instead spends a cloud of his time staring at its walls, in what the narrator terms dead-wall reveries (7 Cool

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One weekend the narrator stops by the bureau and is startled to discover namely Bartleby lives in the office. Eventually Bartleby declines to go at all, then declines to leave the premises, every period blankly reiterating namely he would choose no to. He eventually is taken to prison, where he stares at more walls and presently dies, evidently for he favored no to dine.