Posted by Babycakes on August 12, 19100 at 01:42:32:

In Reply to: The story of Frederick Henry posted by L. Swilley on August 12, 19100 at 00:16:51:

: : : I need help writing a Hemmingway report about the character development in Farewell To Arms. Please help!
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: Go through the novel and mark the changes that take place in Frederick with reference to love and war. That is his character's development; that is the story.

: L. Swilley

Oh you think you're so smart, Mr. Smarty Pants! Edmund Wilson says Hemingway could only have his accomplishments in short stories, because it was the situation that formed the story. You can't get away with that in a novel, and Hemingway was not able to do it in the novel. No character development. Why are you spreading this?

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• Well, just shut my mouth! Smarty Pants 04:54:15 8/12/100 (8)
  • Re: From the horse's mouth Babycakes 21:29:16 8/12/100 (7)
    • Re: From the horse's mouth - or another part of the horse S.P. Swilley 10:24:47 8/13/100 (6)
      • You've made me think about something Babycakes 22:19:31 8/13/100 (5)
        • Please think about this L. Swilley 02:44:45 8/14/100 (4)
          • Re: See here, now. Babycakes 20:40:11 8/14/100 (3)
            • Too many points here L. Swilley 00:50:44 8/15/100 (2)
              • Re: Deleted so I can reply tommorrow??? Babycakes 08:26:53 8/15/100 (0)
              • Correction to my last: "NO negotiation..." (nfmsg) L Swilley 05:26:34 8/15/100 (0)

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