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"Oh, go away, Bill! Go away for a while" (Hemingway, 1022

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"Oh, go away, Bill! Go away for a while" (Hemingway, 1022

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This quote is showing how Nick feels the need to push the people that want to help him.

This can relate to personal relationships because the war that Nick was in has corrupted his relationships with those around him.

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"I feel as though everything was gone to hell inside of me" (Hemingway, 1022)

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"I feel as though everything was gone to hell inside of me" (Hemingway, 1022)

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This quote is showing how the war and events have changed who Nick is as a person.

This can be related to personal vices because he is battling with inner conflicts and having a negative outlook on life.

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"It isn't fun any more. Not any of it", (Hemingway, 1022)

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"It isn't fun any more. Not any of it", (Hemingway, 1022)

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This quote is showing how the character Nick Adams is viewing life.

This connects to the CQ Because it shows what sort of corruption world events can cause, and due to those involved in them.

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A Farewell to Arms

The Sun Also Rises

The Garden of Eden

Death in the Afternoon

Fear of Death in War

The Old Man and the Sea

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Mastery of the art of narrative, most recently demonstrated in The Old Man and the Sea

Influence that he has exerted on contemporary style helped him win

Per Hallström, wrote ten pages about a nomination for Hemingway in 1947

A Nobel committee member, Hallström thinks that Hemingway is far too thorough, he writes about everything: “How many glasses he empties, every tip that is given, and when he shaves himself he even mentions that he rinses his face afterwards." (Ove G. Svensson 1)

In his acceptance speech, he decided that his stories should explain “a new beginning where he tries again for something that is beyond attainment.” (Hemingway Acceptance Speech)

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Follows life of Nick Adams

Returning from WWI

Setting is Hortons Bay

Nick travels the shore with his wife, Marjorie, while fishing

They dock and set up camp

Nick claims that love isn’t fun anymore

Marjorie leaves heartbroken

Nick can compare to Hemingway

Hemingway also had returned to Horton's Bay to recover from his wounds

Nick portrayed weakness is just giving up in his relationship with his wife

Instead of trying to push through and fight for love, he gives up

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Ernest Hemingway - Author | Mini Bio | BIO

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He became one of the most important voices in American literature while still in his 20's

Lived a life filled with paradox

In 1918, he was unable to pass the military physical because of poor eyesight yet he found a way to get to the front anyway, enlisting as an ambulance driver for the Red Cross

Hemingway's first book, Three Stories and Ten Poems- published in 1923, and his little book of short stories, appeared the following year

Hemingway also wrote A Farewell to Arms, a highly acclaimed look back at his experiences during World War I

July 2, 1961, he was found by his wife, at 61-years- old, with his head almost completely blown awayThe man who had always claimed he was fearless had finally given in to his fears, shooting himself through the temple with his favorite twin-barreled shotgun