Spencer exactly what time he's coming to steal the bananas, so that Mr. * EvenEvilHasStandards: According to the narrative, Bulldog likes to give his victims a fifty-fifty chance hence his motive for telling Mr. > '''Bulldog:''' Read any newspaper that print since 1950, and you will see that I always getting convicted for wounding with intent. Spencer hasn't heard of him, when they first meet. * TheDreaded: Bulldog has had several newspaper stories written about his crimes, so he's surprised that Mr. Spencer would often get this from her husband in the early days, whenever she criticized his obsession over the banana tree. !!Tropes in ''An Honest Thief'': * DopeSlap: Mrs. Callender has stated that this short story remains one of his favorites. Spencer refuses to let Bulldog taste even one of the fruit offended, Bulldog declares that at a certain time he's going to steal the entire bunch of bananas whether Mr.
The two men immediately clash over the bananas when Mr. Spencer's level of authority gets challenged when an ex-convict called Bulldog comes to live in the village. In fact, he adores the tree and its fruit so much he's willing to shoot anybody who tries to tamper with it. He's also got a reputation in his village as a "bad man," and nobody dares to cross his path, particularly where said banana tree is concerned. Local landowner Selwyn Spencer owns a banana tree, which is his pride and joy, and the caring of which he treats as SeriousBusiness. ''An Honest Thief'' is a short story written by Barbadian author Timothy Callender.
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