The first thing that ideal reader will notice is the title of the novella. The next two paragraphs will appreciate the title “Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street” (Melville, 1). The title can be divided into three portions. The first part is the name of the main character, Bartleby. Almost all employees in the novella have no personal names but nicknames, such as Turkey, Nipper, and Ginger Nut. Bartleby, who has the only personal name in the novella, stands for the human. The second component of the title explains the job of Bartleby that he is responsible for reproducing text repetitively. Because the human need to be creative but copying text is not an innovative thing. Thus, the novella of a scrivener tells a non-human story.