Coming of Age in Hemingways Indian Camp and Joyces Araby Essay

Coming of Age in Hemingways Indian Camp and Joyces ArabyIn reading Hemingways Indian Camp and Joyces Araby, about 2 preteen boys not so ceremonial passage to lifes coming of age. The protagonist Nick in Indian Camp witnessed in one night the joy of waiver on a journey to an unknown destination with his father and uncle Charlie. Later, Nick receives an expedited course in life and death. Joyces Araby protagonist whis friends with Mangan but has a secret in demand(predicate) infatuation with his sister. The young protagonist in this short story eventually come to terms with being deceived by a womans beauty into doing something naively rash. Hemingways protagonist, Nick, in the short story Indian Camp rides curiously asking where are we going, Dad? (28). Yet, being secure while Nick lay back with his fathers work up around him (28). Upon arrival of the shanty lined beach, lifes lesson begins to unfold. Nicks sympathy for the woman screaming in pain because of delivering a baby with out anaesthetic unleashed a feeling of compassion. Nicks apathy for the final stage of the...