Analysis Of Jig's 'White Elephants'

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Second, love is a noble sentiment that people will not be able to live without it. Then love brings as many good things to everyone with these happiness, joyful, conflict, and peace with friends or family in life. In the story, the "white elephants" the narrator was share the main ideas the conflict of love between the American man and the women of "pregnancy" by "a simple operation" in their life. Although this has led to a very big argument about the woman that she want to do everything in life. In addition, the main character was American man in this story used a white elephant to symbolize like a girl's unborn child by describing the scenery and describing her feeling for the child in life. For those hills that Jig admired in this story

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