blog 5.

In my previous post about war, I said that I didn't really think that the U.S. troops should still be in Iraq. This is kind of like Bartleby, because the people in the story thought that Bartleby didn't belong in the place, and yet he was still there. Both the troops and Bartleby were in places that they didn't belong, and where others didn't want them to be. Bartleby also connected to the war because there are a lot of people who do not understand why the United States is even over in Iraq. This is like how the narrator and other workers didn't understand why Bartleby was always at work, and never left, even going so far as to following them to the new location. I couldn't really find any other connections between war and the story other than these two.