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    M. Arquelita EGL 1020 “Uncertain Feelings” In Ernest Hemingway’s short story “Hills like White Elephants”‚ a young couple was confronting the consequences of their innocent doings and find themselves in discussion of serious decisions. The historical setting of the story was based on the mid 1920’s at a train station in Spain on the Ebro River. The first character of the short story Hills Like White Elephants characterizes an American man drifting around Europe after the World War I. The American

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    Hills Like White Elephants In a rail station‚ as the crossroads a life choice merge‚ the American and a girl have the necessary conversation that no one would like to discuss. Ernest Hemingway‚ in the story “Hills Like White Elephants‚” describes the words between two people who have a different idea of how to deal with the girl’s pregnancy. The American man is attempting to convince Jig‚ the girl‚ to have an abortion‚ but the girl does not seem to have the same outlook as the story begins.

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    ENG 102 7/12/2013 Hills Like White Elephants Hills Like White Elephants was written by Ernest Hemingway‚ and first published in 1927. Although its title leads you to believe the story is going to be about landscape or animals‚ it is in fact‚ about a couple’s struggle over whether or not to go through with an abortion. This short story takes place in Ebro‚ Spain during the middle of the summer‚ at a train station. The two characters in the story are a man referred to as ‘The American’‚ and

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    Fiction Essay “Hills like White Elephants” is a short story by Ernest Hemingway. The author starts the story by describing the setting to allow the reader to have a clear picture in their mind of what things look like. There are two main characters in this story and Hemingway only describes them as the girl and the American man‚ and they go through life living in the moment. It takes place in Spain at a train station. He describes the train station as‚ “there was no shade and no trees and the station

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    After reading the story “Hills Like White Elephants” there are many possibilities as to what will come of the American man and his girlfriend. Throughout the story the two characters seem to dance around each other. This stems from the issue that they have an underlying problem that festers because of a lack of communication. Although‚ we are never able to hear the couple speak about their issue in a very meaningful way‚ we are still able to assume where the problem may lie. Throughout the story

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    “Who’s Love are you to Choose” In the "Hills like White Elephants‚" by Ernest Hemingway the setting emphasize on a decision facing a couple that disagree about whether the woman should have an abortion. The story’s about a girl named Jig and her older American lover‚ sitting at a train station sipping drinks and discussing whether they should proceed to abort their unborn baby. Jig opposes the plan‚ although she refuses to say so openly. Her lover‚ on the other hand‚ sees it as a solution to

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    Communication in Hills Like White Elephants In the short story “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway‚ the dialogue provides the driving force in the plot and gives the reader an overview of the characters’ persona. The American’s masculine character and ways of communicating differ greatly from that of the passive girl. They engage in a discussion in a train station surrounded by hills about whether to get an abortion for the pregnant girl. The American is pushing for an abortion while

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    analysis‚ I shall attempt to examine some aspects of the core issue of abortion through a short story‚ and observe the climax‚ tension‚ and heart felt emotions people endure because of their differently held cultural views. The short story “Hills like White Elephants” was written by Ernest Hemingway in 1927. He brought the characters to life with his vivid imagery and strong dialogue. The short story is about a young couple in the country of Spain‚ awaiting the arrival of a commuter train outside a restaurant

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    10 July 2010 The Communication Battle Between Jig and the American In the Hemingway short story “Hills Like White Elephants” the author describes a conversation between a couple who wait at a train station crossroad in Spain during the 1920’s. The conversation reveals that the couple disagrees over the direction they should take with their relationship. Jig‚ the girl‚ is pregnant and desires to have the baby and settle down with her lover. While the American man tries to convince her to have

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    Although‚ the modern version of “Hills like White Elephants” may be a better video for today’s viewers the traditional version is more superior to Hemingway’s subtext because both the man and girl have different viewpoints‚ jig wants to make the choice for herself ‚ and throughout the whole video there are hints of the man leaving the girl behind. When the couple is sitting at the table in the station‚ the man brings up many promises about this operation during the conversation which the girl clearly

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