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"Cathedral" Character Analysis

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English

 

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Elizabeth P

 

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June 26, 2016

 

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However, because the narrator did not want the blind man in his house he does not feel the need to make him comfortable. He made little effort to welcome the man into his home. He did not go above and beyond to make the environment relaxed for everyone. The narrator says, “We ate everything that was to eat on the table...
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We ate like that was no tomorrow. We didn’t talk. We ate. We scarfed. We grazed the table. We were into serious eating.” It seems that the narrator cared more about the food that he ate than being a good host to the blind man. That makes him look selfish. It appears that since he does not want the blind man in his house he does thinks that he should have to do anything for him...
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