The Pupil Pemberton

The opening of “The Pupil ” captures the work of Henry James and how he distinguish three characters into one perspective. The author introduces Pemberton’s attitude towards the characters in the story and how his perspective connects all three characters together. Pemberton is formal and also nervous as he approaches Mrs. Moreen and Morgan and when he approaches them , the readers receive a perspective from Pemberton and how he thinks and interacts with the characters. HIs tone changes throughout the story when he first approaches them and how he sees how the mother and son interact with each other. Pemberton attuide towards the character gives the readers his perspective and how he can easily connect all of the characters based on his point of view. …show more content…
Moreen, he is nervous and shy to talk to her about his finnance situation. Pemberton see Mrs. Moreen as a affable lady and is well kept with herself. Pemberton is timid and and modest while Mrs. Moreen is obbssed with her expensive idenity. Hentry James perpose Pemberton as polite but has lacking confinece within his character while Mrs. Moreen wants Pemberton to believe that she is rich and continous to advoid the promblem of her paying back his check. Pemberton slowly startst o anyalis that Mrs. Moreen is not truthful and how she might not be able to pay him. In his perspectvie, he sees how Mrs. Moreen is obbessed with her images and believes that is the only way where she will gain