...veral doctors recommend that he has to stay in bed for 6 months. There Henry meets Catherine Barkley, an English nurse, and begins his recuperation under her care. During the folloing months his relationship ith Catherine intensifies and their love becomes poerful and real. Once Henrys leg has healed, he has to return to the front. hen Henry is on a trip, Catherine reveals to him that she is pregnant. And so they pledge their mutual devotion, but it didnt help - they had to part. Back at the front soon after his arrival a great bombardment begins and so they evacuate troops, hich is Henrys ork. hen one of the vehicles breaks don Henry orders 2 engineers to help. But hen they refuse he shoots one of them and has to flee from the battle police. Henry escape ith Catherine to Sitzerland here they settle and begin a ne life and put the ar behind them. One early morning Catherine gives birth to a stillborn boy, later on she dies of a haemorrhage. And in the end Henry alks back in the rain. hile Hemingay avoids symbols that are easily interpreted, he uses evocative language ith several meanings. Among these are the rain, hich scares Catherine and into Henry alks at the end of the novel also Henrys description of Catherines hair, is one of the best in literature. Hemingay plays ith motives like masculinity Henry in the ar and loyalty versus abandonment evacuation. The story is also about illusions and fantasies hich are replaced by the truth. ao 1h à!ia8i8NormalCJsHaJmHsHtHAiDefault Paragraph FontBaBNormal ebdditOJaQJaaDVDCtioitlimbitenglezatErnest Hemingay.doci0iiUnknonGaaz Times Ne Roman5Symbol3z ArialiArial Unicode MSTimes Ne Roman0hFFa!a02QErnest Hemingay, Fareell to Arms To start ith my report I ant to tell you something about Ernest Miller Hemingay himself aDVDaDVD...
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