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    # Narrator's Fear and Resolution to Act ## Overview This segment, titled "Narrator's Fear and Resolution to Act," is a portion of the short story "Bartleby, The Scrivener." It details the narrator's evolving emotional response to Bartleby's increasingly peculiar behavior, shifting from pity to fear and repulsion. The segment covers lines 728 through 761 of the source text. ## Context This segment is part of Herman Melville's short story, "[Bartleby, The Scrivener](arke:01KG6YFY3GPNBP5AAFESQKDTDR)," which is included in the "[Melville](arke:01KG6YCG626JN4FCG8QK17CQCF)" collection. The text was extracted from the file "[bartleby_the_scrivener.txt](arke:01KG6YDD8YHX9PCQE3NTAG8XF1)". This segment follows the "[Discovery of Bartleby's Savings and Recalled Eccentricities](arke:01KG6YGBM5EEA9JF1TV450FECF)" and precedes the "[Escalation of Bartleby's refusals and narrator's attempts to resolve the situation](arke:01KG6YGBMBKF8W8RV4TB5ZTA3M)". ## Contents In this segment, the narrator reflects on Bartleby's persistent presence and melancholic disposition. The narrator's initial pity transforms into fear and repulsion as Bartleby's condition appears to be an "innate and incurable disorder" that the narrator cannot remedy. This realization prevents the narrator from attending church as planned. Instead, the narrator walks home and resolves to confront Bartleby the following morning. The narrator plans to offer Bartleby a sum of money and assistance in returning to his home, should he refuse to answer questions about his history or decline to continue his work.
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