When reviewing a character there are a few outside details to consider. In “Cathedral” by Raymond Carver, he shows what the narrator is seeing and feeling. It’s important to understand that the story was in first person because the narrator was telling his story, of what he witness with Robert and with his wife. Another important aspect that is useful information is the theme of the story. The theme of the story was that the physically blind is still able to lead the mentally blind. As the story went on to develop, there were character traits that stood out about the narrator. Those traits would be that he is narrow-minded in the beginning of the story, a form of a bully, and he is a jealous man. The narrator is that he is a narrow-minded