Train station

hopes of reigniting there love and passion, or abort it in hopes of preserving their once lavish and well-traveled life style. The couple is in a train station where the weather is hot and dry and the native tongue is Spanish. The man has to translate to the lady working at the train station to purchase alcoholic beverages while they wait for their train. The

The symbols such as the hills, drinking, the station, and characters actions that are used throughout the story are used to help the reader understand the theme of abortion. The hills symbolize a pregnant belly, the train tracks symbolize that they have come to a cross road in their life, and the drinking symbolizes the different views The American and the girl have on abortion. The hills are seen as two white elephants that portray the image

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(around 30 mph) will only carry 1,080 people per hour. At max, a freeway can carry 1,800 cars per hour and that only results in 5,400 passengers per hour if there were 3 passengers per car. Compare that to the average heavy rail (BART, NYC Subway, MBTA) train

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boyfriend the American man who opposes the decision to keep the child is show by the creeping shadow. The train coming is also symbolic because once a train comes it goes, and there’s no stopping it to make it come back. Just like the train, if she chooses to go through with abortion then there’s no turning back. When the American picks up the bags and sets them by the track expecting to see a train there where there is not one, shows how Jig still has not made a

The second I stepped into the train station, I could feel the tension heavy in the air. I reached up to my neck and felt the smooth, cool metal of my necklace beneath my fingers, which put me at ease. I walked over and stood placidly by the edge of the platform feeling the gust of wind signaling the arrival of the train. It came to a slow halt, and people started pouring into the cars. I settled into a seat by the large window, and the train began its journey to the outskirts of the city. The view

Train stations hold the literary connotation of pathways a character can take, new life paths. Many pieces of literature contain life-altering decision scenes are set in train stations. In this case, the small station in rural northern Spain in Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants” holds two options, two paths for one of the main characters, Jig. On one side, the dry side of the valley and the other, the life filled, glowing side. Both sides represent Jig’s two options, making the setting

right and wrong decisions. An unnamed American man and a girl name, Jig, are waiting for the train that will take them to Madrid. While they waiting for the train they both decide to have a beer. Firstly, the train station is located between two sets of tracks. The surrounding description has symbolic value with represent conflict between two characters.“On this side there was no shade and no trees and the station was between two lines of rails in the sun” (Hemingway 256).As a description of surrounding

An American man and a very young girl wait at a train station. This story takes place in the 1920’s in Spain. The couple would have to wait 40 minutes for the next train to arrive. During those minutes, they drink beer, and carry a conversation, on what would be a “simple operation” although; the word abortion is never mentioned in the story (Hemingway 476). The man assures the girl, it would be a simple procedure, but the girl begins to have second thoughts about going forward with the abortion