At the end of this short story, the narrator bribes Mr. Cutlets to procure food for the title character in prison.
At the end of this short story, the narrator bribes Mr. Cutlets to procure food for the title character in prison. That character was originally hired as a copyist in order to have a calming effect on Turkey and Nippers, but, after refusing to compare his work with others, he stops copying altogether. The narrator then moves to a new office and denies knowing him, resulting in his incarceration in the "Tombs", where he dies. FTP, identify this Herman Melville short story about a character whose response to any request is "I would prefer not to."
At the end of this short story, the narrator bribes Mr. Cutlets to procure food for the title character in prison.
{Bartleby, the Scrivener}