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Anse Bundren

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English

 

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Jonathon D

 

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May 5, 2014

 

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University

 

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This was shown through a passage were he said, "If I work?. I will sweat? and if I sweat, then I will die." This passage is precise showing of his lazy attitude towards life. In another passage Addie said, "Get up, and move then." Even after that statement, he sill didn't feel the need to do anything to help others...
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In another passage Addie said, "Get up, and move then." Even after that statement, he sill didn't feel the need to do anything to help others. Another characteristic of Anse is that he is extremely thrifty. He didn't feel the need to spend any money. This was clear when he didn't call Peabody to observe Addie during her final hours...
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