What make a story memorable, wonderful?

Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway

At first glance , the story Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway may seem simple enough . It appears to be a tale of two people waiting for the train . However , deeper analysis would reveal that the theme of the story is of great relevance . Though not directly indicated in the text , the story deals with the issue of abortion . The young girl named Jig is being persuaded by her male companion to have an unspecified operation . It is the theme of abortion is what makes Ernest

br Hemingway 's Hills Like White Elephants very memorable . because it gives the seemingly simple story a moral dilemma

Hills Like White Elephants is memorable due to the moral dilemma it presents . The depth of the story is founded on the seemingly vague conversation between Jig and the man identified simply as the American (Hemingway , 1927 . The man and his pregnant young companion lived seemingly carefree lives , only to be confronted with such problem The man attempts to convince Jig to go through with the abortion because he sees the unborn child as a hindrance to their happiness . He told Jig : It 's the only thing that 's made us unhappy (Hemingway 1927 . He tried to present abortion as a simple procedure to be done in Jig 's best interests . While it is unclear in the end if Jig will go through with the procedure , she expressed her desire to go through with it when she remarked : I...