Ernest Hemingway After Fitzgerald

After Fitzgerald and Hemingway at Hemingway, Fitzgerald continued to be a man, at least on the surface, who everyone expected him. He is famous and adventurous, has something to do with women, and continues to dominate the literary circle. But in the end these characteristics made him finally frustrated defeated him. In the word of Kelly Dupuis, "[Hemingway] has been plagued by several ghosts that had plagued Fitzgerald in the past few years. After the death on 21 December 1940, Hemingway fought at Fitzgerald's funeral I felt I did not participate in.

In November 1928, Fitzgerald and Hemingway started their first reunion in the summer of 1926. Hemingway and artist Mike Stratat met with Fitzgerald on Princeton, and participated in Yale - Princeton 's competition. The explanation of Ernest's conference was in the incomplete "Moving Treats" section on page 4. Fitzgerald remained awake during the game. After the game, they all boarded a train bound for Philadelphia where they met Fitzgerald drivers and their Buick, then headed to Ellerslie on the outskirts of Wilmington. In the train, Fitzgerald claimed to be drunk and irritating people, especially he is a clapping doctor. Driver of "Ellerslie" - a former Parisian taxi driver Fitzgerald brought the United States - drove and Fitzgerald appealed Ernest that he would not let him put the oil in his car. Fitzgerald insisted on hearing the driver 's voice carelessly, insisting that American cars do not need extra oil - Unlike Renault he and the Hemingway drove from Lyon to Paris in 1925.

A legendary conversation about 'rich' was said to have occurred among the novelists, and it took place between 'great Gatsby' and Ernest Hemingway writer Steve Fitzgerald. The problem is to quote the words of Fitzgerald. "The rich are different from you and I." Quote Hemingway's words say, "Yes, they have more money." Success is mainly from excellent education (he can use the words "education" and "smart" interchangeably), and has the ability of communication and negotiation. My father is a smart person, but if there is one thing he did not tell me, that is that luck plays an important role in achieving success. Furthermore, there is a big difference between education and intelligence. The latter includes natural talent.

Ernest Hemingway wrote an article that may be cited most in his letter to F. Scott Fitzgerald. As Hemingway was married to Zelda Sear, he called Fitzgerald "crouching." "People who work for you, I want to compete with you and want to destroy you." This image represents creative incompetence and emotional indulgence. From our point of view, the 1930s seems to be full of clumsy masculinity due to modernist's anxiety and Prufrock style depression. After all, the perfect appearance of the castration theory represents the inner voice of that person. Nonetheless, Hemingway does not oppose the tendency that the writer is "injured like hell", but welcomes "damn harm" useful for literary practice. At the same time, you can see that he is demanding a certain degree of objectivity. We must analyze the pain of people - art is like a "scientist".