Two American lovers embark on a journey together to a foreign nation to cross many boundaries. Full of lust, passion, and desire, the pair enjoy themselves in the country of Spain while experiencing more with each other than the formulated travel guide’s intent suggested. At a train station, or a crossroads, their lustful escapade ends and the two go separate ways. Hemingway in the “Hills Like White Elephants” accurately displays the masculinity found in his own life as well as the difficulty of building perpetual relationships. This short story contains distinct symbolism and diction that allude to the basis for the narration and allow readers to fathom perplexing elements within the story.
Throughout the story, evasive techniques and
Throughout the story, evasive techniques and