The choice between family and conscience is a strong theme within "Barn Burning" that Sarty, the protagonist, has to face. His father, Abner Snopes, does not choose the best decisions for himself and his family, but because he is family, Sarty feels he ... ...
... ; but instead clear and to the point. This greatly contrasts with other author's, like William Faulkner, who prefers to use pretentious language to explain often simple events. For instance, in "Barn Burning" even though the narrator is only a little boy the language use so passionate that no child could ever envisioned or feel what is written. Hemingway prefers minimalist approach, while at ... ...
