Indian Camp

by Ernest Hemingway

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Indian Camp Questions and Answers

In "Indian Camp," why did the husband of the Indian woman kill himself after the birth of his son?

In "Indian Camp," why does Nick think he will never die? Why is he so sure about it?

What is the main conflict and theme in "Indian Camp" by Ernest Hemingway?

Describe the relationship between Nick and his doctor dad in Hemingway's "Indian Camp." I need some adjectives.

In "Indian Camp" by Ernest Hemingway, how does Nick change over the course of his visit to the Indian camp? What does he witness and how does it affect him?

In "Indian Camp," why did the Indian man kill himself?

Some critics say that Uncle George is the father of the baby born. What effect does this interpretation have on the meaning of the story?

What themes and symbols exist in the story "Indian Camp" by Ernest Hemingway?  What is Uncle George's significance? 

What is the general idea of "Indian Camp"?  

Why the father in "Indian Camp" (the husband of the woman who had the baby) kill himself? just i want to know why the Indian father's suicide as i don't understand this point and thank you extremely much

What can students learn from the story "Indian Camp"? Everything

What is the relationship between Nick and his father in "Indian Camp"?

I want to know in what ways is “Indian Camp” an initiation story? What exactly is Nick’s father trying to teach his son by taking him to the Indian Camp? Was he successful at doing so? 

Trace Nick's loss of innocence in Hemingway's short story "Indian Camp."

When was the short story "Indian Camp" published?

In "Indian Camp," what is Nick's curiosity about after the experience of the night at the Indian camp? 

In Ernest Hemingway's "Indian Camp," how does Nick change over the course of his visit to the Indian camp? What does he witness, and how does it affect him?

Why does Nick feel that he is immortal at the very end of the story "Indian Camp"? I didn't understand Nick's point of view after seeing death and feeling that he is immortal.

Which character in "Indian Camp" by Ernest Hemingway demonstrates grace under pressure?

What is a summary of the "Indian Camp" story? 

What can we learn as readers from the experience of Nick in "Indian Camp"?

In Ernest Hemingway's story "Indian Camp," do you think it was wrong of his father to take Nick along and accept his help? Was it an experience Nick would have been better off without?

Compare and contrast the young Nick Adams before and after the incident at the Indian camp in Hemingway's short story.

What kind of relationship exists between Nick from "Indian Camp" and his father (the doctor)? all aspects please.

In the story what does the cabin represent/symbolize?

What motifs, such as dialogue, conflict, and setting, are used in "Indian Camp"? Also, can you explain them?

In “Indian Camp,” what is the effect of the young husband’s death on Nick Adams?

In Hemingway's short story 'Indian Camp', who are the baby's parents? How old is Nick? Support your answer

Hemingway's primitivism in "Indian Camp".

What are the most important things that we can learn from the experience of Nick in " Indian Camp"?

How does Dr. Adams, in “Indian Camp,” explain suicide to Nick? What does he say about men who commit suicide and women who commit suicide? thanks a lot

Character of Nick Adams in the story of  Indian Camp?

What is the general idea about the characters in Hemingway's "Indian Camp"?

Identify the evidence which supports the fact that, although Nick as a child, he loses some of his innocence.

What can students learn from the story "Young Goodman Brown"?

How honest is Nick's father to Nick?

How does Hemingway's "Indian Camp" demonstrate the theme of coming of age in Nick Adams? How does it compare to the coming of age of Jem Finch in To Kill A Mockingbird and Sylvia in "The White Heron"?

Towards the end of the operation Nick's father puts something into the basin. What do you think it could have been?