Two Dervishes Character Analysis

The storyteller’s penultimate tale is told through the perspective of two dervishes who are drawn by a traveling Frank. The Frank chooses to depict them because he can earn more money by illustrating the “worst” side of Ottoman culture, but the Dervishes come to like him because of the attention he pays to them. In real life they freeze to death during a snowstorm, however they achieve a kind of immortality through being depicted by the Frank and ventriloquized by the storyteller.