Golden Grove: In the first interpretation it says in the 5th line, "Who is there to cry for? Is not each man a wanderer," and I enjoy this line because it shows individualism, and in college that is something that is harder to do. So, it shows how each man is searching by themselves.
Notes: *Wandering is purposeless walking
Hills like white elephants: # 5~Everytime she asks him to not talk about it, he doesn't respect her wishes. At the bottom of pg. 126 it seems he is trying to pressure her into by down talking her, as if he is tired of her acting that way. To contradict it, the man at the end of the story carries the bags, and he says he knows they will be happy together if she does this, meaning he does want to be with her.
Girl: #1~ The two speakers are the mother and daughter, and it is show by the daughters voice being italized. Of course, the daughter could still be mocking her mother outloud because there are no breaks in the entire prose for the voices to be a conversation.
The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven: #3~ Since he used to work at the Seattle 7-11 Graveyard shift he probably understands the feeling anxious in the town. It not necesarily the skin and hair as the fact he is alone and looking slightly sketchy making him nervous. The narrator suggests this because he begins to do suspicious actions just to mess with the worker, and if it was his appearance alone, he wouldn't have to do that.
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