Explaination of the character of Will Wimble in tha essay Sir Roger and Will Wimble by Joseph Addison
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Will Wimble is the character of a character in the essays written by Joseph Addison. In the essay, Sir Roger and Will Wimble, Will Wimble meets Sir Roger's Family and dines with him.
Sir Roger observes Will Wimble to be an honest man, who is kind at heart. His age is around forty to fifty. He is the youngest son of an aristocratic family and the family business is dealt by the oldest son according to the law of aristocratic families. So Will Wimble is left on his own. Since he is not good at studies, he is not able to pursue any professional business. He is a creative man and soon finds himself, good with making fishing rods, and makes it his business. He is good at hunting and a jack of small trades. He has good respect for his family. He is poor, yet he never forgets to gift something, whatever is possible of him to the person he visits. He is good at humor and is sociable. All these characters, makes Will Williams a perfect gentleman.