Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country" takes place in Milan during World War I, it's about a group of injured soldiers, including the narrator, that go through physical therapy in a hospital. The soldiers are treated with modern machines that offer greater hope for recovery, however, often result in disappointment. As the narrator talks with other fellow patients, he contemplates his own situation. The story has many themes including loneliness, grief, and the fragile nature of hope in the tragedies of war.

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Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country" takes place in Milan during World War I, it's about a group of injured soldiers, including the narrator, that go through physical therapy in a hospital. The soldiers are treated with modern machines that offer greater hope for recovery, however, often result in disappointment. As the narrator talks with other fellow patients, he contemplates his own situation. The story has many themes including  loneliness, grief, and the fragile nature of hope in the tragedies of war.

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In Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country," the narrator, a wounded soldier in Milan during World War I, grapples with feelings of loneliness and grief as he undergoes physical therapy alongside his fellow injured comrades. The modern machines in the hospital offer hope for recovery, but often lead to disappointment. As he shares his thoughts and experiences with his fellow patients, the narrator reflects on his own situation and the fragile nature of hope amidst the tragedies of war.