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    Townes Van Zandt once stated, “I don’t think you can ever do your best. Doing your best is a process of trying to do your best.”. A Raisin In The Sun and The Old Man and the Sea both showcase the true torment of having one’s only hope destroyed, but nevertheless, continuing to persist. Both works avidly and brutally exhibit the trials of life. Fisherman, Santiago and Walter Younger, live unbelievably different lives, but still put their all into what they believe in and reap the consequences

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    Ernest hemingway is one of the most well known and noble authors to live to this day. His style of writing and the adventures he endured helped spread his global recognition into being an author. Hemingway Always wanted to bring the best Possible story to the eyes and mind of the reader. He always left the reader wanting and craving to read another book. He loved the adventure a book brought out in a person. He never wanted any one of his books to bore any reader that held them. All the books he

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    Hemingway's Pride Thesis

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    In this novel, I developed a thesis statement, which is: The old man’s pride is his strongest enemy. I chose this thesis statement because I believe it is the old man’s pride that motivated him to go too far out to sea. His pride also motivated him to beat the Marlin no matter what happened. Finally, his pride motivated him to fight the sharks until the last second. Hemingway quotes: “It is easy when you are beaten, he thought. I never knew how easy it was. And what beat you, he thought.” (Hemingway

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    In Ernest Hemingway’s short story, “The Hills Like White Elephants,” the way that the two main characters are named is important in explaining the type of relationship between them in this story, and whether there is a balance in agency between these characters. It is obvious that the two have some form of relationship, but it is not explicitly specified whether it is strictly sexual or if there is an element of commitment and romance as well. The reader is led to believe that there is some form

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    Abortion is a topic that is very crucial in society. In today’s day in age, abortion is a very controversial topic to come across. As you read the short story “Hills Like White Elephants,” written by Ernest Hemingway you tend to pick up that the story is in fact about abortion, but the author of the story does not imply the word abortion throughout the literary piece of writing. Ernest Hemingway was an American novelist, short story writer, and a journalist. Hemingway’s stylishness of writing had

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    In the short story “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway, the story takes place at a train station while an American couple wait on a train from Barcelona to Madrid, Spain. The story involves a dialogue between the American couple, where the American man tries to convince the girl (Jig) to abort their unborn child. Critics have long argued about what the outcome of the story is. Does the girl agree to abort the unborn child or not? I believe that the American man does not take control

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    He moved to Cuba in 1940 with his third wife, Martha Gellhorn. Soon after he became a war correspondent in World War 2, where he met Mary Welsh, his fourth wife. After the war he moved back to Cuba, where he wrote The Old Man and the Sea. This finally won him a Pulitzer Prize, and in 1954 he won a Nobel Prize for literature as well. In 1961 Hemingway moved to Ketchum, Idaho, where he only

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    Earnest Hemingway’s Life and “Hills like White Elephants” Yuan Jung Hemingway fully reflects his personal experiences in his writing. He had a problem with making a relationship with a woman. He hated his mother, and divorced four times. To be specific, women are described as a wicked being who could destroy men’s life. Also the phase of the time such as the World War I and the sensation of a ‘new’ woman has influenced on the story. “Hills like White Elephants” has shown Hemingway’s

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    When a reader reads a short story they need to pay attention because even the smallest of details are important. This proves to be true due to analysis of the surroundings of the characters and how they react to them. In Ernest Hemingway's short story "Hills Like White Elephants," the main conflict is a man who is trying to convince his female companion to have an abortion but the girl is resistant to the whole idea. Between the description of the couple's surroundings, their dialogue, and how they

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    Ernest Hemingway proves even still today that he was a complex man. He showed many characteristics of the modern person. Some of these include: how his influences affect him, his self satisfaction, and his political views. Many in today's society are influenced by strong figures in their life. These figures can include: parents, friends, professionals in the career they wish to pursue, and most importantly the people they used to be. Ernest Hemingway was recognized as one of the greatest influences

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