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    “Antlers” and “A Clean, Well-Lighted Place” - Compare/Contrast Rick Bass and Ernest Hemingway are two superb writers who created very different stories that hold the same values. Both stories have varying amounts of similarities and differences, such as motifs and themes, but in the end the pieces ultimately show how isolation and a meaningless storyline can represent something more than what it seems. By including the author 's life experiences and background, the final thoughts about each…

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    to be that old […] an old man is a nasty thing” (Hemingway 2). The older waiter says "Not always. This old man is clean. He drinks without spilling. Even now, drunk. Look at him "(Hemingway 2). This exhibits that while the younger waiter give little respect to the old man by calling him as a “nasty thing”, the older waiter judge the old man, even though he was intoxicated, as a clean and respectable customer. Even though the old man was drunk and the two waiters was discussing about him, the…

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    you know?” Throughout his life, Hemingway battled with various mental illnesses, such as depression and alcoholism. Suicide has also been a tragic recurring event in his life. He reflects his own personal struggles in his short stories,“A Clean, Well-Lighted Place,” and “Indian Camp.” He also discusses PTSD through the character of Krebs in “Soldier’s Home.” In “Indian Camp,” readers see Nick Adams as a young boy. He is traveling to an Indian camp with his father so he can operate on a pregnant…

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    Author Robert Tew once stated, “the struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.” Although people struggle in life, they must not focus their minds on the struggle, instead they should look at the positive impacts that come from the struggle. Living a fortunate life doesn't mean that a person will not face any differences or any problems to overcome. Living a content life is about being able to conquer everything that can be a distraction in one’s life by being able…

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    individual’s decision as to whether to commit a crime by making it easy. For example, when I was the first time to take the train by my own, I remember that I was sitting in the waiting room before the train came. The waiting room, a big and chaotic place with the dim light, had some convenience store was opened. People could buy some snacks, cigarettes and canned beers in the stores. Even though I frequently checked my bag and the important properties carefully, I still lost my wallet before I…

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    The most prominent example of the light in Hemingway’s writing can be found in “A Clean Well-Lighted Place.” The suicidal old man “who sat in the shadow the leaves of the tree made against the electric light,” makes the conscious choice in his seating which reveals much more about his character and yearning (ACWLP 1). The seemingly paradoxical…

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    As a pediatric radiologist I would make an average of $322,782 a year (Glassdoor). The earnings of a pediatric radiologist range from $257,000 to $391,000. This would mean I could potentially support a family and be comfortable. This career is on the rise; it is expected to rise 14% from 2014-2024 (Study). According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the career is expected to rise because of the expanding population and more job opportunities available in the field (Study). Working…

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    to deliver theme across to the reader so the reader can understand what the meaning of the story is, and two of those great authors are William Faulkner and Ernest Hemingway. In Ernest Hemingway’s “A Clean Well Lighted Place” and William Faulkner’s “Barn Burning”, Ernest Hemingway uses a succinct, clean, staccato, and eloquent style of writing in order to show how although one might gain…

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    Apparatus An elevated T-maze in a lighted training setting with a moderate amount of extra maze cues was used during this experiment. The floors of the maze were black Plexiglas and the walls were clear Plexiglas. The maze had four identical arms, each with measured dimensions of 45 x 12.5 x 15 cm. The arms each had a food well at the ends, and they extended from the center platform with dimensions of 12.5 x 12.5 x 15 cm. Procedure Every day, the rats were handled, as well as weighed, and…

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    Story Of An Hour Essay

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    feeling of relief and the feeling of freedom from the images. 2. A. She is a young woman with a fair calm face. B. A grieving wife, who misses her husband. C. A free woman. 3. She was free from her husband for an hour. Ernest Hemingway: A Clean Well-Lighted Place 1. Write a description of the two waiters based on their conversation. The young waiter is impatient and insensitive, whom only cares about himself and getting home to his wife. The older waiter is someone who sees himself like the…

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