The Little Business Man By Morley Callaghan In this story, The Little Business Man, by Morley Callaghan, we met several different characters. The most important characters, Luke and Uncle Henry, had several different values. Luke’s values were care, protection and optimism, while his uncle’s values were organization, insensibility, and efficiency. Luke’s values were care, protection, and optimism. His first value is care because when Dan fell down the stairs when Uncle Henry …showed first 75 words of 476 total…

…showed last 75 words of 476 total…of his cigars. “It’ll take you all afternoon. I want those cigars. Get going, Luke” (16). The previous shows how Uncle Henry values many different aspects of his life. In conclusion, these two characters, Luke and Uncle Henry, have contrasting values. Even though Luke may have very different values than to his uncle, they’re still related. In the end, everything works out between them and they no longer argue about the fate of Dan.