Value Of Human Life In Hemingway
How does Ernest Hemingway portray the value of human life in 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'?
A
Robert spares Pilar's life despite viewing her as a threat, suggesting that the act of killing constitutes murder in all situations.
B
Robert kills Pablo despite anticipating intense guilt, illustrating the belief that all is fair in love and war.
C
Maria's love for Robert convinces him to renounce violence and cease killing entirely.
D
Robert spares Pablo's life despite viewing him as a threat, suggesting that the act of killing weighs heavily on those who have already taken lives.
E
The deaths of El Sordo's men illustrate that the ends justify the means, as their sacrifice is deemed necessary for the war effort.