Part one of term paper
From one’s first nursery rhyme book to one’s later fictional novel, it is quite easy to say that everyone has come across many characters among their years. Some vivid or round, and some bland or flat. Characters depict different qualities and traits within their story line, like Mr. Martin, in the short story, “The Catbird Seat.” ...

Part two of term paper
... since he drank milk everyday, but that is more of a personal attribute. In addition to Mr. Martin’s personal attributes, he was described as a 35 year old man who never drank or smoked. The author of the story, James Thurber, wrote, “The head of the filing department, neat, quiet, attentive…” Because of Mr. Martin’s quit and attentive attitude, one may find it difficult to suspect him of doing any type of wrong doing. All of his coworkers looked upon him as a perfect individual, n ...