ventures in his life, whether he succeeds or fails during his obstacles, the reader will gain important morals and lessons in life itself. The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz is a novel based on the life of Duddy Kravitz, Duddy's character shows that he lacks

attention of others, has no remorse towards the people surrounding him, and his ventures in achieving his goals and standards of life. Duddy Kravitz is a novel of morality because of the manner Richler presents his main character (Duddy Kravitz), Mordecai Richler

presents a young Jewish boy, unaware of himself. The reader gains the lessons and morals learned throughout Duddy's life, and also attains a better sense of knowledge itself with the many obstacles that we as society must go through.

Duddy is a young Jewish boy, who lives in Montreal with his father Max and his brother Lennie. As a young boy Duddy Kravitz reveals to t

Mr.MacPherson strapped fifteen boys that week, and his method improved with practice.

Ultimately Duddy Kravitz is a novel of morality due to the style Mordecai Richeler represents the young Jewish boy in his life long goal. As the reader gains a better understanding of life as a whole and how deceitful one can be an his pursuit to achieve in life or to get acceptance. The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz is a novel of morality due to the fact that Duddy's character shows that he lacks attention of others,has no remorse towards the people surrounding him, and his ventures in achieving his goals and standards of life. Furthermore, Duddy Kravitz is a very ambitious character and would set aside anything and everything to pursue his goals. It is clear that Duddy is a very sharp and intuitive young man, and if he sets his mind on something he will achieve, although he may not choose the right road ahead of him.

A typed note was waiting for Mr.MacPherson on his desk in room forty-one.

GUY AFRAID TO STRAP HIM MUST BE A REAL CHICKEN.

KRAVITZ MAY BE A BRAT AND AN EXHIBITIONIST AND A COWARD, BUT THE

Duddy is a character who always strives for attention both at home and at school. However, Duddy's years at Fletcher's Field High School shows how he had no remorse for the people surrounding him. As he grows he shows less and less of his contrition qualities and starts to gain a better understanding of people. In the beginning of the novel Duddy is represented as a rebellious child, he forms a gang called "The Warriors". In this gang he teaches the boys to behave unethically, such as how to steal at Kresgels and how to split streetcar tickets so that one could be used twice, and how to smoke bubble pipes (pg.50). Duddy gets a thrill for doing wrong things, this is the only way he feels he gets attention. Duddy is a character who not only understands himself well, but others as well. Duddy does not comprehend that the ones surrounding him try to help him, instead of receiving the help he enjoys to irritate the people around him, Mr.MacPherson is a character that Duddy irritates the most in this novel. Throughout this novel we see Duddy constantly aggravating Mr.MacPherson, however, Duddy does not understand that he is a struggling man. With his ill wife who later on passes away also due to Duddy and his work, Duddy keeps on tormenting Mr.MacPherson without looking at the big picture. Duddy sings a song Catcher in the Rye, due to Mr.MacPherson's drinking habits. These little actions that Duddy uses against Mr.MacPherson is w

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Approximate Word count = 1721
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)