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Hills Like White Elephants
Has anyone read this? I'm doing a huge lit crit paper on it, and it's extremely depressing. I absolutely love it, and how Hemingway uses all that symbolism to convey the two feelings between the lovers. It's so incredibly sad though! Is anyone else a fan?
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I've heard of it, and I love Hemingway.
I think I'll check it out. I wish my teacher would assign books like that. He won't even let us read Poe... :(
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No Poe? Egads!
I read this awhile back, it is very sad short story. The setting was perfect, and I really felt for the woman. The last couple of lines still stay with me to this day actually. Last edited by jenna26; 05-04-2007 at 03:49 PM. |
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It takes about 5 minutes to read. If you want to know anything specific just ask... I've been writing about it for weeks.
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Well written little story - I studied it in class as well, but we didn't go very in depth. I like how it never expressly states what their talking about...presented in any other way it would be a pretty run-of-the-mill story, but Hemingway really made it extraordinary.
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