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Ernest Hemingway

“All stories, if continued far enough, end in death, and he is no true story-teller who would keep that from you.”. Ernest Hemingway. Book One. Why doesn’t Frederic visit the priest’s family? Book Two Contrast the previous romantic relationships Catherine and Frederic have had. Book Three.

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Ernest Hemingway

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  1. “All stories, if continued far enough, end in death, and he is no true story-teller who would keep that from you.” Ernest Hemingway

  2. Book One Why doesn’t Frederic visit the priest’s family? Book Two Contrast the previous romantic relationships Catherine and Frederic have had.

  3. Book Three This section of the novel is considered one of the most powerful examples of war writing. Hemingway’s journalistic background helps him to write with detailed accuracy. Historically, the town of Caponetto was the scene of one of the biggest retreats of WWI, representing a huge military disaster for Italy and the Allies.

  4. Book Three • The description builds to a crescendo of lost discipline, confusion, and anarchy of which Frederic cannot be a part. • It is his “farewell to arms.” • How does Frederic conduct himself during this time? • What do the teenage girls represent? • Read the poems on your handout and complete the questions.

  5. Book Four The dialogue is not as stilted. Identify two reasons Count Greffi is memorable. Frederic tries to articulate his beliefs. In chapter 34, find the passage which begins, “That night at the hotel, in our room…” What are his ideas regarding love, life, and loneliness.

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