Martin

Martin is presented in the personality roster as a nineteen-year-old New Yorker whose defining trait is snobbery. A flashy show-off, he boasts, puts on airs, and wants things without earning them; his blond hair and gray eyes give the description a few precise outward markers, but the account chiefly defines him by his attitude and desires.

Identity and Description

Numbered twenty-second in the roster, Martin is identified as nineteen and associated with New York. The entry names him “the snob,” making social pretension the organizing feature of his brief portrait. His appearance is specified as blond hair and gray eyes.

Characterization

Martin’s behavior is described through display and entitlement: he boasts, puts on airs, and wants what he has not earned. The contrast between his showy presentation and his lack of willingness to work for what he wants is central to the characterization. The account supplies no further action or development, so Martin remains defined by this compact cluster of traits.