Synopsis Of “A Clean And Well Lighted Place
Synopsis Of “A Clean And Well Lighted Place”
Nothing; a word of emptiness, a word that is defined as something that is nonexistent. There are a lot of people around us who have their own experience about the emptiness of life throughout their life. In the story of Ernest Hemingway, “A clean and well lighted place” is a great example about the loneliness and a nothingness of a person who has experience. The story is about how the waiters were looking at the old man at the end the bar who has money but still depress about how he feel loneliness and emptiness. The café is a great location which represents the opposite of nothingness. In a clean, well-lighted café, despair and depression can be controlled and temporarily forgotten. Throughout our life a lot of time we have to experience of the loneliness and the emptiness. Different people have a different experience about the emptiness. In the story we have experience of how the old man feels about going home to his house which full of nothing. The unnamed young waiter in the story display impatient behavior then he insults the deaf old man with painfully languages. This story tells us that not all of the people who around you have the same feeling that you are. The old man has money but the money not brings the happiness back to his life or even cheers him up. Money is just valuable notes which have no meaning of life. As we proceed the story we see that the old man have tried to commit suicide to escape the loneliness of life but not successful. The deaf old man, with no wife and only have his niece to care for him which is visibly loneliness. The young waiter on the other hand he has a wife to go home to. He is angry and frustrated because he defines himself opposite from the old man: “He’s lonely. I’m not lonely.” Loneliness is a key different between the old man and the young waiter. He give no thought about what have made the old man despair and depress but he did not think that maybe someday in the
Nothing; a word of emptiness, a word that is defined as something that is nonexistent. There are a lot of people around us who have their own experience about the emptiness of life throughout their life. In the story of Ernest Hemingway, “A clean and well lighted place” is a great example about the loneliness and a nothingness of a person who has experience. The story is about how the waiters were looking at the old man at the end the bar who has money but still depress about how he feel loneliness and emptiness. The café is a great location which represents the opposite of nothingness. In a clean, well-lighted café, despair and depression can be controlled and temporarily forgotten. Throughout our life a lot of time we have to experience of the loneliness and the emptiness. Different people have a different experience about the emptiness. In the story we have experience of how the old man feels about going home to his house which full of nothing. The unnamed young waiter in the story display impatient behavior then he insults the deaf old man with painfully languages. This story tells us that not all of the people who around you have the same feeling that you are. The old man has money but the money not brings the happiness back to his life or even cheers him up. Money is just valuable notes which have no meaning of life. As we proceed the story we see that the old man have tried to commit suicide to escape the loneliness of life but not successful. The deaf old man, with no wife and only have his niece to care for him which is visibly loneliness. The young waiter on the other hand he has a wife to go home to. He is angry and frustrated because he defines himself opposite from the old man: “He’s lonely. I’m not lonely.” Loneliness is a key different between the old man and the young waiter. He give no thought about what have made the old man despair and depress but he did not think that maybe someday in the