Notes on Ernest Hemingway\'s A Farewell to Arms

1. The protagonist in Ernest Hemingways A F arwell to Arms, is a lieutenant named Frederick total heat. He is an Italian sol jader from America who drives an ambulance. hydrogen does not expect whatever praise for his time in the army. Rinaldi wants enthalpy to get the medals of distinction, exactly hydrogen disagrees. In his substance for Catherine, Henry reveals a venerability unremarkably hidden by his stolidity the masculinity. The quality of the language that Henry uses to describe Catherines hair and her straw man in bed testifies to the echt depth of his feeling for her.\n\n2. The difference of opinion in this book is that mania and war are a dangerous combination. When Catherine and Frederick meet, she falls in hump instantly, just now he thinks that love is the last occasion that he needs. Anybody can die at any moment, but in the middle of a war, death seems more authorized and possible. He tries to deal with both(prenominal) but it is hard, so he leaves th e war.\n\n3. A conflict in this story is between Frederick and alcohol. Frederick is a heavy drinker and that causes many another(prenominal) difficultys. An example of that is when Miss van Campen finds all of his empty pot liquor bottles and as a pass he gets his leave taken away. He also was sickened by jaundice caused by the liquor. This is an intimate conflict.\n\n4. Another conflict in this book is a love as true as Henry and Catherines cannot survive. It seems like they are always being pulled away from each other. They do earn some happy/ wild-eyed moments, such as when Henry wan in the hospital or when they were in Switzerland. someway all of their good moments arrest with tragedy, such as Henry going back to the mien and Catherines son dying. Sadly this problem was not resolved.\n\n5. The climax in the story is when Henry gets captured and is active executed by the troth police. After, Henry decides to leave the army, which is the dropping doing. When he g ets captured you are on the edge of your seat. The rising action is the last few romantic days he has with Cat...