Dilemma in Hills Like White Elephants
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Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway
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Dilemma in Hills Like White Elephants characters analysis
Storyboard Text
- INTRODUCTION
- The American man wants Jig to have an abortion so they can go back to their normal lives of traveling and drinking and being carefree. Jig is hesitant, but seems to acquiesce because she wants to make him happy. However, she knows that her decision is complicated, and she finds herself in a dilemma.
- PROBLEM 1
- If Jig has the abortion, she and the American man will go back to their carefree lifestyle, but something will be broken between them. She knows they will never be as happy as they were before, and they will probably continue to drift apart.
- PROBLEM 2
- If Jig has the baby, the American man will be unhappy and she will likely lose him or feel guilty for not having the abortion. They will lose their carefree lifestyle, and having a baby is a lifetime commitment.
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