Question

read the following excerpt from \out of season\ by ernest hemingway. \the young gentleman was not pleased with the innkeeper. the innkeeper had lied to them about the fishing. there was no fishing.\ how does hemingways language choice in this excerpt reflect his stylistic precision? he uses elevated vocabulary to emphasize frustration. he uses objective, direct language to present facts without emotion. he uses poetic metaphor to describe the young mans disappointment. he avoids domain - specific terms to simplify the scene.

Explanation:

Hemingway is known for his objective and direct style. In the excerpt, he simply states the facts: the young gentleman was not pleased, the innkeeper lied, there was no fishing. There is no elevated vocabulary (no complex or fancy words to over - emphasize), no poetic metaphor (no comparison like "his disappointment was a storm"), and the terms used are quite straightforward and not avoiding domain - specific (the situation is about fishing, but the words are basic).

Answer:

He uses objective, direct language to present facts without emotion.