Question

Which of these best describes the narrative point of view in Melville's "Bartleby the Scrivener? Select all that apply

The narrator is obsessed by Bartleby.
The narrator doesn't care much for Bartleby at all
The narrator knows Bartleby's secret, but he won't divulge it
The narrator knows little more about Bartleby than the reader does

Answer 1

The narrator knows Bartleby's secret, but he won't divulge it

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obssesed by bartleby

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Answer 2

The narrator knows Bartleby's secret, but he won't divulge it.

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