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Ernest Hemingway

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American History

 

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Doris C

 

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March 28, 2017

 

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The setting is a train station with benches where He meets 5 whores and six white men. Nick, the narrator, tells us "that it was crowded and hot from the stove and full of stale smoke. As we came in nobody was talking" (40). This is what is said before Nick and his friend walk into the room. This little bit of description adds to our understanding of how the characters begin to get a little hostile...
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As we came in nobody was talking" (40). This is what is said before Nick and his friend walk into the room. This little bit of description adds to our understanding of how the characters begin to get a little hostile. After that the dialogue between characters does not stop, which gives us more insight into how out going nick really is...
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