The Boss decides to advertise for a fourth employee to help with an expected increase in workload, but the only person who applies for the job is the man from the overpass, the titular Bartleby. The Boss's office is in a building on top of a large hill, completely inaccessible by foot, and he employs three people: Ernest, an overweight and neurotic klutz Rocky, who looks and acts like a stereotypical mobster and Vivian, his verbose, flirtatious, and bluntly honest receptionist. While on his way to work one day, the film's narrator, the unnamed manager of a public records office (hereafter referred to as the Boss), sees a forlorn-looking man standing on an overpass.
By the time he died at age 72, almost nobody knew who he was. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License additional terms may apply.The film opens with a brief summary of Herman Melville's life his popularity waning after writing "Moby Dick" and "Bartleby, the Scrivener", Melville could no longer make a living as a writer and took a job as a clerk at the New York Custom House. In late of 2009 the band ended their musical journey. The band has completed work on their debut full-length, "Ugly / Heartless," which is in stores now. Since the release of "The Plot Thickens," the band has toured heavily. After signing with the label, Pluto released "The Plot Thickens," a discography of sorts, combining remastered versions of both self-released EPs recorded in the past year. Before the band's most recent US tour, The Jonbenét were approached by Pluto Records. The music of The Jonbenét consists of a blend of indie stylings, metallic urgencies, and a post-hardcore sense of delivery laced with southern elements. Two full US (including Canada), and one of the west coast. During all this time, The Jonbenét hit the road hard, embarking on three DIY tours. Following a lineup change, they self-released a five-song EP entitled "Five Stories Retold." Not more than five months later, the band self-released three new songs on a split EP with fellow Houston band The Kidnap Soundtrack. Shortly after, the band recorded a 7-song demo. The Jonbenét began in the sweltering Houston summer of 2003.
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