A good example of the shallowness of their conversations can be found on page 92. Catherine asks "You do love me?" He replies "I really love you. I'm crazy about you. Come on please?" She says "Feel our beating hearts." "I don't care about our hearts. I want you. I'm just mad about you." Again she asks "You really love me?" The previous dialogue between the two characters shows me that the only thing either one really cares about is the physical part of their relationship...
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Catherine seems to sense the fact that neither one is really in love, by continually asking if he loves her, but soon she stops and seemingly decides that they must be in love. Hemingway is very deliberate in his writing; nearly all of the two main characters' conversations never involve personal deep issues...
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