Description, Visual and Auditory Clues, and Imagery in A Clean, Well-Lighted Place, By Hemingway

Description, visual and auditory clue, image of a clean and bright place "I do not want to turn it off every evening as someone may need a cafe (251)" Ernest Hemingway place said these things Waiter I noticed that his cafe is not just a place for food or drink. The main character of this story is an elderly Deaf who spends the night at the same cafe until closing. It is set to help readers understand the loneliness of elderly people and the comfort received from cafes.

Hemingway's desire for peace in a clean and bright place, Hemingway's short story "clean, bright place" is usually interpreted as a powerful poetic description of despair, but it is equally effective Can be regarded as infinite human desires to discover, but spiritual peace. Hemingway's short story shows this emotional trip in various ways. First of all, the title itself is a symbol of people's wishes for peace, security and comfort. Even if a guaranteed guy, Hemingway, this is the case, it was late, it is used as a symbol of the sense of the order, the background story was in the cafe, in the cafe.

Description, visual and auditory clue, image of a clean and bright place "I do not want to turn it off every evening as someone may need a cafe (251)" Ernest Hemingway place said these things Waiter I noticed that his cafe is not just a place for food or drink. The main character of this story is an elderly Deaf who spends the night at the same cafe until closing. It is set to help readers understand the loneliness of elderly people and the comfort received from cafes.

The visual and auditory cues that the author is using are necessary to understand why the elderly comes back to the cafe every night night. "Turning off the light, he will continue talking to himself, which is of course brighter, but this place is clean and comfortable, I do not want music, of course I want to play music There is not it "(Hemingway 23) The cafe must be able to overcome the dark and lonely life of the elderly. In addition, music alone distracts one 's thoughts, and it hurts the solitude of silence. Finally, through the use of sensory images of the Hemingway, the reader can understand why the elderly go to the cafe at night.