Hello everyone. Today we will talk about the classic novel by Ernest Hemingway called "The Whom the Bell Tolls" written in 1940. The story is about young Americans named Robert Jordan with the anti - fascist guerrillas in the Spanish Civil War. Robert's special skills include the use of explosives, where his mission is to destroy the bridge and allow others to attack the city called Segovia. Classical novels and genres are related to modern life, but when it becomes irrelevant, it is usually no longer classical any longer.
Ernest Hemingway's "Bell For Tumls" theme and character is a contemporary novel about the reality of war. Novels are based on the theme of life and clear direct writing. The characterization of the story includes the complexity of the topic underlying the story. The story itself is not complicated, but the relationship between the character and the environment, and the relationship between them and the understanding of the description and order of the Hemingway makes the entire novel more developed.
For whom, Bell Pass is Ernest Hemingway's own experience in the new, base 1930s Spanish Civil War. In the detailed study of the book before me I think that it is the best Ernest Hemingway and providing some background information on the Spanish civil war and its surroundings. 1899 Hemingway was born on July 21, in Oak Park, Illinois state is the second of six children. His father, Clarence Hemingway is a doctor, his mother was a very religious woman, has music talent. By the time I was young, Ernest won the nickname "champion", he likes nicknames and I think that it shows his violent, tenacious feeling of outdoor adventure. When he was a child, he left a significant impression after reflection on some of his short stories as "University of Michigan", and "his father's passion for big hunting and fishing Northern Michigan I won the forest in.
A far away place, the lone Hank Williams train flute reminded his father. "For everyone's sake ... it charges you" and as "everyone is not an island, that person as a whole" bursts out of his lips, as he never said it in a drunken paranoia These splattering words Somehow, the tobacco's hanging hanging on the lips, hanging at the end of the filter, never falling to the floor. Do I have to witness the dream that she will be beaten in cruel and rude times and forgotten by leaving only hatred. "No ... ..." Before quitting his job, he went to the kitchen to kiss his wife and gently quietly whispered. "...... Hatred did not leave room for love, he did not think about himself, there is no life without love."