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Ironic Cycles

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English

 

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November 21, 2013

 

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Right up until he decided to enlist in the army, his passion was fishing. The fishing trip in the book demonstrates that Jake can find happiness in the sun, without Brett. Spending time with two men that know the woman he loves makes him realize he is better off without Brett. Jake seems to be the "mature, stabilizing friend to all," but his own life is in a mess...
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Spending time with two men that know the woman he loves makes him realize he is better off without Brett. Jake seems to be the "mature, stabilizing friend to all," but his own life is in a mess. Hemingway shared the same characteristics. When he was rejected from the army because of his bad eyesight, he still wanted some adventure in his life...
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