The Hills

Beverly hills Chihuahua released to the public on 2008. It is a movie basically about a spoiled, arrogant, Beverly hills Chihuahua who lost the way to go back home. She’s life was saved by Montezuma when she on the way back to home. Montezuma is also a Chihuahua, and he told her Chihuahua is a mightiness race, even their body is tiny, and used to treat as lapdog, but there some power inside of them Chihuahua. They don’t want to be the teacup-dogs; they don’t want their name be called Fifi,…

From reading “ Hills like White Elephants” there wasn 't a lot of explanation to the characters and what their conversation is about. Even without a lot of explanation there is a lot of hints, that help with interpreting what the story is about and who the characters are. The way that Jig and the American interact to each other as if they are a couple as they talk around about Jig having an operation to either abort a child . Many articles have said that Jig and the American are a couple. From…

suits (this one was a matte black, it would be invisible in the night sky) appeared out of a panel in the wall and assembled itself around him as he stood holding Loki’s gaze, smiling slightly. “Stand behind me, put your arms around my neck,” Tony instructed. Loki did, and a moment later they were flying. Tony was flying slower than usual, since he had an unarmored companion on his back, but still they were whipping through the sky, almost silently around the mostly-quiet, mostly-dark…

“Hills Like White Elephants”, written by Ernest Hemingway, is part of the collection Men Without Women. This particular short story takes place at a bar while waiting for a train. The two main characters consist of an American man and a women named Jig. The two order a cold beer, as the man introduce the key focus of their ensuing discussion, a simple operation, which in this case alludes to an abortion. Throughout the story a lot is hidden through the dialogue and symbols, including the ending.…

I chose to analyze, “Hills Like White Elephants” because I found Hemingway’s descriptive writing to be enjoyable and the topic is easily relatable to anyone who has been in a serious relationship. Although, until I looked up the definition white elephant, I had not figured out the type of operation the man was referring to. After, I realized the topic was abortion I continued to read the story over and over to really grasp the motives and feelings of the man and the girl. This, along with some…

“The Haunting of Hill House” by Shirley Jackson presents many interesting characters. The one character in particular that caught my attention most was the protagonist of the novel, Eleanor Vance. Eleanor was a thirty-two adult with a child like personality. She tried to establish herself throughout the book and tried her best to impress and fit in where she could. Eleanor Vance had a rather strange personality in my opinion. She tended to act childish all the time but I can understand her…

In Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants” there is very little detail of what is actually going on in the story, however, there is several feminism concerns in his story. He uses characterization and dialog to portray a powerful and controlling man who uses his authority to pressure his weak and indecisive girlfriend into making a decision that she does not want to do.After reading the story you can assume that the elephant in the room is abortion. At the end of the story Jig seems okay…

Will women ever be granted full equality? Given how much time American society has had to resolve this topic, it seems almost ludicrous that this question must be asked. But it must be asked. Though over a century has passed since the Modernist period, the struggle for gender equality is still a very real, ongoing battle. Progress has been made, however. This progress can be largely attributed to the women who subtly or explicitly endeavored to change the social constructs that defined the…

The first day of the Cherry Hill East Robotics club was a moment that sparked the next fours years of my life. At first, I couldn’t find the room and asked for help. “I’m going there now, follow me,” Jack said. At the end of the hallway, past the sawdust smelling workshop and decorative art room, lies a room with a broken door that scrapes the ground. But behind that door,lies the wondrous robotics room. What used to be a storage room has been transformed into a place where people can…

Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants” is a short story that only uses barbed dialogue to characterize a extremely tense conversation between a American man and his girlfriend, a young women named Jig. The story opens in a untraditional manner with no background, no indication of the characters emotions, and substantially seems to have no purpose. Hemingway himself gives the impression of utter detachment from the characters. He places the reader in a position as if they are listening…