Ernest Hemingway I think she will keep her baby, she didn’t sound like a pushover. I feel like the decision had been made. The last paragraph stated that he took the bags to the other side of the station. It said he looked at the other people that were waiting reasonably for the train. Also him asking her if she feels better. They are going to keep the child. He felt that it was within reason for them to get rid of the child. So when he looked at the other people waiting for the train he felt it was reasonable for them but not for him. “Do you feel better?” It just to me that he had lost the debate. Kind of like you feel better now we are doing things your way. Her answer also says a lot. “I’m fine, there’s nothing wrong with me.” It sounds like a person that knows what they want. What I took from her response was that she is fine and there was nothing wrong with her so she didn’t need to see a doctor. Him looking at the people at the station seem like he was almost wanting to switch places with a few of them. This was a really good read, it was really fun dissecting each sentence. I now read differently. Ai now look for repeated words a phrases. I’m more critical now when I read and even watching a movie/show.
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