Catherine’s unfortunate predicament conveyed parallels to the war. As a result of sleeping with Henry, Catherine came in a position to conceive a child. Frightened from the unexpected arrival, she seeks Henry’s comfort, despite the lack of his appearance due to the war demands. Henry referred to himself as agnostic, regarding God futile. However, the impending death of Catherine obliges him to bargain with God in order to save his beloved. Throughout the novel, Catherine reveals to be the stronger of the two, occasionally reassuring Henry by reaffirming their love. Despite everything, love stands as her religion until she dies. Due to the difficulties during Catherine’s birth, the nurses applied gas to aid Catherine in breathing. With Catherine placing the mask on, Hemingway alludes to the struggles of war. He indirectly refers to the strain the soldiers must endure while trying
Catherine’s unfortunate predicament conveyed parallels to the war. As a result of sleeping with Henry, Catherine came in a position to conceive a child. Frightened from the unexpected arrival, she seeks Henry’s comfort, despite the lack of his appearance due to the war demands. Henry referred to himself as agnostic, regarding God futile. However, the impending death of Catherine obliges him to bargain with God in order to save his beloved. Throughout the novel, Catherine reveals to be the stronger of the two, occasionally reassuring Henry by reaffirming their love. Despite everything, love stands as her religion until she dies. Due to the difficulties during Catherine’s birth, the nurses applied gas to aid Catherine in breathing. With Catherine placing the mask on, Hemingway alludes to the struggles of war. He indirectly refers to the strain the soldiers must endure while trying