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The vivid point of view in Ernest Hemmingway’s “Indian Camp” is fundamental to the success with which Hemmingway has portrayed the ultimate extent of human obtuseness shown in the insensitivity and carelessness, which has been established through the characterization of Nick’s dad, the doctor. ... “Later when he started to operate, Uncle George and three Indian men held the woman still. ... ” and the young Indian who had rowed Uncle George over laughed at him. ... The fact that Nick’s dad didn’t even use any anesthetic when doing a Caesarian on the Indian lady is deplorable. ...
The extreme brevity of “Indian Camp” has radical limitation on most generic conventions used in narratives.
Approximate Word count = 972 Approximate Pages = 3.9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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