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BARTLEBY THE SCRIVENER

About 2 pages (471 words)

The Village Voice, November 16th, 2005

We would prefer not to miss the nuance of Melville's story

BARTLEBY THE SCRIVENER

By R.L. Lane, adapted from Herman Melville

Blue Heron Theatre

123 East 24th Street

212-868-4444

FAIL-SAFE

More than a century before Wall Street's current debacles of greed, the dark canyons of the financial district provided Melville with grist for his moral imagination and produced the immortal Bartleby. This enigmatic law clerk confounds his employer, a prosperous chancery lawyer, by declining to do any work or leave his premises, always with the same polite explanation: "I would prefer not to."

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