Bartleby是在一个办公楼一个成功的律师，一个有效的模仿者，但他是一个安静的、反社会的人。虽然他继续工作作为一个模仿者，他拒绝帮助或办公室的人做任何其他任务，和/或反复说“我不愿意”（10）。Bartleby总是在办公室工作或者寻找“暗窗”（19）在悲伤的时候，黑暗的世界里，他生活在。工人们后来发现他住在办公室，他拒绝工作，只不过是在更大的范围内工作。作为这一问题的增长，Bartleby宣布，他将不再作为一个抄写员的工作，然后喜欢住在办公楼不工作。最后，他严格要求律师和他的工人离开，但他仍然不离开。而不是采取更严厉的措施来让Bartleby走出办公室，律师将他的操作不同的办公室。之后，另一个实践进入大楼，他们发现Bartleby，从以往的实践的模仿者还住在那里。新人们抱怨，但是新的人说，Bartleby似乎不能够离开。在试图对付Bartleby留在那里，他们叫警察来逮捕他，把他带到监狱。故事的最后Bartleby拒绝做任何事情，在监狱里不吃，和Bartleby死于饥饿。这样的事情，叙述者/律师告诉他的读者/工人，Bartleby此前是一名职员在死信办公室谁整理邮件，让读者怀疑这些死的字母在某种程度上影响了Bartleby。
加拿大动画学论文代写:律师Bartleby
Bartleby is an efficient copyist for a successful lawyer at an office building, but he is a quiet and anti-social man. Though he continues to work well as a copyist, he refuses to help or do any other tasks for the office people, and/or repeatedly says "I would prefer not to" (10). Bartleby is always in the office either working or looking out of "dim window" (19) in the sad, and dark world he lives in. The workers then find out that he lives at the office, and his refusal to do nothing but work grows at a much larger scale. As this problem grows, Bartleby announces that he will no longer work as a copyist, and then prefers to stay and live in the office building and do no work. Finally, he is strictly and firmly asked to leave by the lawyer and his workers, but, he still does not leave. Rather than taking more severe measures to get Bartleby out of the office, the lawyer moves his operation to a different office. After that, another practice moves into the building and they find out that Bartleby, the copyist from the previous practice is still living there. The new people complain, but the new people are told that Bartleby does not seem to be able to leave. After trying to deal with Bartleby staying there, they call the police to arrest him and bring him to prison. The story concludes with Bartleby refusing to do anything and not eat in prison, and Bartleby dies from starvation. To conclude things, the narrator/lawyer informs his readers/workers that Bartleby was previously a clerk in a dead letter office who sorted through the mail, leaving readers wondering if these dead letters somehow influenced Bartleby.
