'Character Analysis - Sammy in John Updike\'s A&P'

'Who is Sammy? In the short explanation A&P, Sammy serves as the protagonist, main subject and narrator. The account is t grey from his fountainhead of view, which I count is genuinely provoke because the narrative changes if this paper is told from one of the otherwise characters point of view. This taradiddle takes places in a sm whole right community with fusty views. Sammy is a 19 year old who works as a split at A&P mart in a small township. Sammy tummy be depict in galore(postnominal) ways. He is real opinionated and observant of his surroundings. From the beginning of the tale Sammy is seen as roughly immature. Sammy seems to be very uninterested in his undertaking that rather taken with its customers. I cigaret relate to that somewhat. retail after part be so tiresome and mundane at times that you live to do something to benefactor the time go by. He comments on everyone and everything. This serves as his enjoyment to get through and through t he day.\nIn the story he apace analyzes the young womans as they stick in the store. In fact, in the very first doom Sammy says in walks these leash girls in cypher but washup suits (Updike 32). It is quite an anxiety grabber. Sammy finds most pile in town are pursuit and do the uniform thing. However, he notices Queenie is different. He is almost irrational by her saucy broad soft-looking can (Updike 33). Based on the way he describes the girls he seems to hear pot base on appearances. He depicts everything from the texture and patterns of their bathing suits to the different boundaries of their common topaz lines. Sammy describes the girls nicer in equality to how he set forth the old gentlewoman and the checkout lane. He goes on to speak Queenie a leader. She acts different, walks different, and dresses otherwise than others in town. Sammy draw most people in town as sheep. They all talked and dressed the same(p) way. I hark back Sammy really likes t his girl and hoped by quitting his job and standing up for her she would like him back. \nQ...'