These films have two different points of view such as in “Hills Like White Elephants” it is omniscient whereas in the beginning of the film the main character, Jig, is seen by the bartender running into the restroom to vomit due to her pregnancy. In “Barn Burning,” it has a third person limited point of view as everything is seen through Sartoris’ eyes and how he thinks and feels about the situations his father puts himself in. The directors also sets both films in two locations; a train station between Barcelona and Madrid for “Hills Like White Elephants,” which represents the split decision of whether Jig should or should not have an abortion and also gives the exact perception of how the setting looked like in the reader’s mind, and within
