These are Gertrude's word to Ernest Hemmingway. ... Hemmingway explains all the feeling that soldiers of his time felt during and after the war. ... The characters views of the world change with war just as Hemmingway's did. ... In Hemmingway's writing there is always an emotional pain of a past love. Mentally Hemmingway was damaged by a past love. ...
A more detailed look at the stories suggest Hemmingway, a war veteran, portrayed by Nick Adams, trying to escape the harsh realities of the world, while clenching to the tiny remains of sanity that the war didn't strip from him. ... Hemmingway strongly reveals the hardships of life through Nick and his battles lost, during his fight with the fish and during his battles in war. ... In the stories "Big Two-Hearted River" part I and II, Hemmingway specializes in using symbolism to reveal the hardships of moving on with his life after war. The fish in the "Big Two-Hearted River," ...
Crisis Reveals Character Ernest Hemmingway's "Hills Like White Elephants" displays how crisis reveals character. Hemingway shows the views of a man and a girl before and after a major decision. During the story, Hemingway displays the life of a girl and man to be perfect . T...
