At the end of the story, we can only assume that they decide to go through with the abortion, when Jig tells the American male “I don’t care about me.” The man goes and haves a drink by himself and return to his companion. She assures him that she is fine and they both head to Madrid, where, presumably, the abortion will take place. Some of the themes used in this story includes the coming of age, psychological manipulation in a sense that he attempts to manipulate Jig into having the abortion by presenting the operation as a simple procedure that is in her best interests. The dynamics of the romantic relationship and it’s metamorphosis into a family is another theme. When it comes to symbolism, this story has plenty of it.
Hemingway implements syntax and diction to reveal how the man manipulates his girlfriend and ultimately pressures her into having an abortion. The man uses syntax, short and simple sentences, to make it seem like he is confident and that what he says is irrefutable. His confidence makes his arguments seem accurate and it helps establish him as the leader in the relationship. He says, “We’ll be fine afterward. Just like we were before.” These lines are both short and even though he is making deceptive promises they sound confident and honest.
In the critiquing essay Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants”: icebergs, raisin bread, and the shortstory, Jefferson Flanders offers a critical view of how Hemingway does the exact opposite of what he attempted to do in this writing of Hills Like White Elephants. Flanders narrows his attention on the clever writing of Hemingway but also points out his attempt to shock the critics when he wrote about abortion in the 1920s. According to Flanders, Hemingway didn't care what critics thought about his writings but wrote about the shocking topic of abortion to capture the attention of the critics and have them talk about him. Flaunders supports his opinion with biographical, literary and historical information, much of it coming directly from Hemingway himself but at the same time, he is also showing his own biases of the subject matter. Flanders also made his main point very clear throughout his arguments by showing that Hemingway constantly left out detailed information, expected his readers to know what he knew and utilized obvious symbolism.Vast amounts of light was shed on Hemingway's short story by the way Flanders demonstrates his viewpoint and relationship to the omission style of writing and mentioned shocking points.
The worst case is that the woman cannot give birth or even death at all. Many women are regretting around the world because what they do. Therefore why we choose abort when it takes away an unborn life and a woman take a high risk between sickness and death. Is it worth to risking your life? I had read a narrative story in Abortion: A Collective Story Book.
George does not care about Lennie’s situation and he trust in him as Lennie trust in George. In chapter four, the George says, “A guy needs somebody-to be near him” shows that people need other people to be strong and take better decisions. No matter who is that person and how smart is he or she. George does not care about who Lennie is and he considered Lennie his friend, showing that intelligence is not everything. All Lennie actions show his innocence.
By refusing to party with the girls, it shows he understands what is more important and what is just temporary fun. The journey to self understanding is depicted in the short story “Greasy Lake” by T. Coraghessan
At the time, abortion was illegal in every state except if the procedure was “necessary to save a woman’s life” (Greenhouse). Because she was well connected, Chessen was able to quietly schedule an abortion in a Phoenix Hospital. Nevertheless, she wanted to warn other women of what happened, “so on the promise of anonymity” she told her story to a newspaper editor. Greenhouse recalls that, “[She] read the story with fascination [because] abortion was not considered a fit topic for the mainstream media at the time.” Because of this, the story boomed in popularity and eventually her name became public, and as a result, the hospital cancelled her abortion. Chessen realized that she could no longer acquire an abortion in the United States, so she flew to Sweden.
He decided that not taking any action is the best action. While source one and source two feel like they have a collective responsibility to the world, source two believes that if he does nothing to harm the world he does not need to do anything to help make it better. Source two also leads on source three’s statement that cannot find the correct explanation and theory as to why the world is the way it is. Source two believes the world is a mess because of what people DO to it and does not think that maybe it is a mess because of the people that DON’T do anything. Therefor he is only just acting on his theory and doing nothing, whilst source three would argue that maybe he should go back a look at the situation again and look for a different theory as to why the world is the way it is and act on the new theory.
If your communication is poor and unfriendly then the person would not feel at ease and may even feel scared, vulnerable and does not want any help by you or anyone else. They are May types of different communications and I am going to talk about a few of main ones. You have one – to – one conversation, which are just two people. When you meet someone for the first time you want to let that person know that you are friendly and here to help, so the way you great them is very important. For instance if you met someone for the first time and greeted them with ‘ what do you want?’ this is not warming at all and the person could feel rather offended and would think I really do not want to talk to someone so rude and cannot be bothered.
The second reason why kids don’t want to be babysat is because it can get boring. The solution to this is very simple. If kids get along with the babysitters who have fun with them, then the likelihood of having boring sitters will decrease. The final and most popular reason why kids dislike sitters is because it makes them feel young. Even this problem can be fixed by simply obeying the babysitter.