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    Every person in the world‚ whether you have encountered them on the street‚ at a restaurant‚ or at a cafe‚ will suffer the same fate in the end: death. Ernest Hemingway’s short story “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” depicts a tale of two waiters who were working late at night in a cafe‚ and their responses to the final customer—a lonely‚ deaf old man getting drunk. As I delved further into the story‚ I was able to understand the deeper meanings of Hemingway’s characters and the overall significance

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    Stubbornness against humbleness‚ the two terms have fought for centuries on whether or not the other was the better to describe people. Reflecting on the contrasts and differences in old age against youth‚ Earnest Hemingway’s “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” portrays how the certain characteristics of the people illustrate the ways they see and deal with life. Through body language and atmospheric feelings‚ one can learn a lot from a person. The elderly man that awaits in the corner of the bar‚ though

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    In Ernest Hemingway’s “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” the older waiter goes through morose character transformation. In the beginning he is extremely unware of how empty his life is‚ but as the story progresses he understands that there is truly nothing that can bring him joy or fulfillment. In the beginning of “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” the older waiter shows the significant difference between younger and older people. He demonstrates this by seeing certain similarities between him and both the

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    Fear is a human instinct‚ causing anxiety‚ wonder and paranoia. Controlling our every move‚ fear eats away from humanity‚ and is heightened by the events surrounding our lives. A cleanwell lighted place highlights these themes by addressing major events that occurred at the time. At the time of the story’s publication‚ Hemingway was surrounded by an uncertain world‚ one without war or peace‚ only with fear. During this time‚ Adolf Hitler seized power in Germany‚ withdrawing from the league of nations

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    “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” “A CleanWell-Lighted Place‚” was written in 1933‚ by Ernest Hemingway. The main characters in the story are two waiters‚ one old‚ one young and an older man who is their customer in the café on the evening the story takes place. There are three main elements of style portrayed in the short story‚ “A CleanWell-Lighted Place.” The elements of imagery‚ symbolism and irony‚ are illustrated throughout the short story‚ in turn leading to the theme of despair. Imagery

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    Ernest Hemingway was one of the most influential and well known writers of the 20th century. The classic American author was born on July 21‚ 1899 in Oak Park Illinois. Inspired by his father‚ he focused very much on hunting‚ fishing‚ bullfighting‚ and war. Much of his childhood took place outdoors‚ in the woods of northern Michigan where his family spent their summers. Hemingway’s father was a doctor and an outdoorsman‚ while his mother was active in the affairs of her church. He was a choirboy

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    Ernest Hemingway’s “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” As people grow older and the falsehoods of youth are revealed‚ they begin to realize what a cold‚ hard place the world truly is. Young people tend to not see the world as it is. The youth are inclined to see the good in things and ignore the bad. But as they age‚ the glaring truths of life become impossible to ignore. The harshest truth is that happiness is only temporary. Ernest Hemingway’s short story “A CleanWell-Lighted Place” supports this claim

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    A Clean Well-Lighted Place In the short story “A Clean Well-lighted Place” by Ernest Hemingway the setting is very important. The story takes place in a Spanish speaking country in a café‚ but more so than the actual place the time is what makes the setting so crucial to the story. The story takes place at night Hemingway uses this in contrast to the well-lighted cafe with its artificial light. The contrast between dark and light is the main idea of the story and it is best expressed through the

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    stories and demonstrate deeper points through them (Frenz). An example of this writing style can be found in his 1933 short story “A Clean Well Lighted Place”. “A Clean Well Lighted Place” tells the reader a story of how the young and the old interact and what the young lose as they become the old. This short story uses symbolic characters and themes to convey the loneliness many find in old age and the desire to live a full and purposeful one. “A Clean Well Lighted Place” consists of a cast of 3 major

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    A Clean Well Lighted Place “A Clean Well Lighted Place” takes place in a café where an old man has had too many drinks. The story deals with man’s coping mechanism to the lack of God that Hemmingway assumes. The characters remark soldiers walking in the streets‚ showing that the story takes place during wartime‚ exacerbating the Godless situation the characters live in. The characters in the café each present their reaction to the realization that there is no God‚ representing all of mankind’s

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