Hemingway’s Exposition: Inevitability of Old Age and Death

In his short story "Clean, Bright Places", Hemingway confirmed that American dream interpretation is often misleading. Overcoming the formal limit of the short story, Hemingway confirmed the three concepts related to the end of the American dream - age, death and solitude. In the 1920s, America entered the era of prosperity full of hope and expectation as a result of the result of World War I. At the center of this story is an opinion on old people who exchange in the clean environment of the 1920 's, young waiters, elderly waiters, and evening dusk and death.

Death was a major concern during Ernest Hemingway 's novel of the World War I novel "In the distance to weapons". Distant to the arsenal of Ernest Hemingway, he seemed to have resigned from death. It is inevitable that he will accept death, but in the context of war there is death everywhere. Death waits for everyone through the attitude of cowards and brave people. However, he thinks that he has courage and courage to confront the inevitable thing. Hemingway believes that death is inevitable, but courage, courage and the courage of love are still very important.

Many critics believe that in this story Hemingway combines a hero with himself. Hemingway used a dialogue between the old man and the young waiter to show how the two generations reflect the essence of happiness and the necessity of death. The young waiter lives happily, but the old waiter faces failures and ruins and I am not grateful for his life. The theme of this short story is very similar to his other works, and old age and death are part of mankind. People should not be afraid of death and learn to approach death correctly. At the beginning of the story, he uses his brief dialogue to convey his subject. For example,

This story was written by Hemingway in 1933. It conveys the nightly interaction between the two waiters and their different views on life. Hemingway used the old man as a guardian to prove the waiter's philosophy. Hemingway is also visible in the story, because the old man, the people in society should be satisfied, but the heart has a hollow feeling. The next step is line-by-line analysis focusing on the philosophy of the waiter. The old man sent a signal to a young waiter for another drink, and that waiter refused to serve him because he felt that the person was drunk and did not want to wait for him to finish It was. A young waiter then commented that the elderly should kill himself last week, how the waiter was tired and only wanted to sleep at a reasonable time.