Analysis Of Soldier's Home By Ernest Hemingway

In “Soldier's home” written by Ernest Hemingway, the setting is the key part of the plot. The author reflects his experiences and feelings in all of his stories, and this one is not an exception. Krebs, the protagonist, is a war veteran who is going back home and realizes how hard is to go back to normal life. After all the traumatic events that he probably had to go through, he becomes conscious that he is not capable of loving somebody, or praying. He is just interested in reading books that help him understand what he was doing in the war. Although his mother tries to push him to have a normal life, to get a job, get marry, and create his own family, Krebs refuses to the idea of a new becoming. Krebs becomes distant from his family and rejects