Dear Ann,<br /><br />Attached is the first of your documents. I have used track changes to correct grammar, remove extra words, and to make edits. I have also written some comments to help you with your respsonses.<br /><br />You have answered the first two questions failry well: describe three aspects that the narrator uses to justify his repsonse and define the narrator's idea of a satisfactory resolution. However, the third question requires you to be more analytical in your repsonse than the first two questions. What you have so far is good, but it needs analysis. Things to think about include: Does the narrator grow emotionally by the end of the story? Does the lawyer <span style="text-decoration: underline;">learn something about himself</span> through his observations of Bartleby&rsquo;s character?&nbsp; Does his understanding of Bartleby's behavior grow by the end? To each question, if yes, how so?<br /><br />Best,<br />WriteEditor