Analysis of Sam Spade

There are many definitions of masculinity affected by culture, the environment, the media, and parents of children. When young people begin to reach sexual maturity, they must create their own definitions of men. Masculinity ideas pose many questions as young men have no resources to give answers. Therefore young men learn from that many possibilities that it will become men. After all, young men accumulate characteristics, appearance, behavior, etc., and define male characteristics.

Wilmer Cook: Wilmer, former secretary of Gutman, was a young man trying to create a difficult and difficult appearance, but Samsped did not have much of a problem. He was softened and brought hatred of others to Sam Spade. He can kill with a gun. He lacks patience and his view of himself is too high. Unfortunately, Sam easily disarmed it many times. This indicates that he is not a person who can learn from his mistakes. Wilmer and Cairo seemed to have to share a close relationship, but Wilmer does not respect him and will insult him anytime he gains a chance.

Iver Archer: My wife is a novel Miles Archer. She has built intimate relationships with Sam Spade, but Sam Spade seems to hate her. When Miles Archer was murdered he did his best to avoid her. When I met Brigid O'Shaunghnessy, Iva became embarrassed and acted with a very revening attitude. Miles Archer: Sam Spade is their partner in the detective office. Myers seems to like the beautiful appearance of Brigid O'Shaughnessy and suggests to personally handle her case. He was dying because he concentrated on Brigitte rather than the current job, and he did not go well with the client. He was shot by the same customer. Sam Spade, it seems to hate Miles Archer, and he will quickly drive him out of the company.

Sid Wise: I am a lawyer at Sam Spade, a member of Wise, Merican, Wise. Sam Spade consulted him many times to confirm that his strategy was legal. After she gave the police information, Spades sent Iver Archer wide and said that Wise would legally protect her.

Sam Spade: Sam Spade is the hero of a novel. He is a detective who worked at a large institution and then worked independently in San Francisco. His attitude towards the law is highly provocative and he can maximize his depiction to the client and maintain his contempt in a way that does not affect his behavior. According to the emergence of this novel, people may take a very "attitude" attitude. Women acquired independence from the 1920s through the early 1930s and Sam Spade may remember that women are not allowed to vote in the United States. He seems to be in love with the role of Brigid O'Shughnessy, but she handed her partner Miles for the murder. The role of Sam Spade initially had no meaning to me. The motive behind Sam Spade is a complex morality and may conflict with the character image of the author.