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7 pages. This paper will compare and analyze two short stories by Ernest Hemingway. The Cat in the Rain and A Clean Well-lighted Place are the short stories that are the topic of this paper, and the symbolism in each of these will be discussed. Hemingway used many references to lightness and darkness, weather, and old age in both of these stories. A thesis statement will be presented comparing Hemingway's two works and how they reflected his own life. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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the short stories that are the topic of this paper, and the symbolism in each of these will be discussed. Hemingway used many references to lightness and darkness, weather,
and old age in both of these stories. A thesis statement will be presented comparing Hemingways two works and how they reflected his own life. THESIS Hemingway more
often than not wrote about what he knew and felt; in other words, he wrote about himself although it was not always evident. The main factors that concerned Hemingway
were old age and the sadness and depression that oftentimes surrounded him. These he could disguise within his works as symbolic of the light and dark times, the colors,
and the weather. These are simple analogies but at the same time they are accurate and stunningly symbolic in both The Cat in the Rain and A Clean Well-lighted
Place. One can readily draw the conclusion that the characters and theme represented were inspired - like many of Hemingways other tales -- by real events that took place in
Hemingways life. Literary critics recount the precise players and circumstances that lead to his penning of such stories, which greatly helps the reader gain a significant feel for what
may have gone on behind the scenes with the authors own relationships with the opposite gender. THE SYMBOLISM This Hemingway vignette is a story about old men who have
nobody to go home to. The darkness has literally fallen in their lives. The story evolves as an old lonely man slowly and deliberately gets drunk each night
in a well-lit and clean little cafe. Slowly watching the night through the windows, he sits until three a.m. before sauntering off into the night to face his lonely
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