Question

which two sentences in this excerpt from ernest Hemingway's "in another country" shows the medals and awards in war don't always bring soldiers glory and acceptance?

Answer 1

After that their manner changed a little toward me.

Because it had been different with them, and they had done very different things to get their medals.

Ernest Hemingway talks about how not always when you get a medal for being at war is the same as when someone else gets it, he talks about he being injured at war, but that has happened to almost every military man in the country.

Answer 2

Two sentences that explains that medal and awards don't usually brings about glory and acceptance for soldier in the earnest Hemingway excerpt are:

Because it had been different with them, and they had done very different things to get their medals.

After that their manner changed a little toward me.

• Earnest Hemingway emphasized on how the military get medals everywhere, he stated that the way he got a medal here is the same way someone got it over there.

• He also talk about how a soldier can be injured at war, which also occur to every soldier else where in the country. However getting wounded comes by accident.

Therefore, Earnest main discussion is about the medal.

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