Author: Hemingway
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Publication Date: 1999-07-01
Features: Painter Thomas went through hardships, experiencing two marriages and having three sons with his first wife, all of whom were raised by her. He loved his career and children, often taking them fishing at sea, and shared a deep bond with his sons. Unfortunately, both of his sons died in car accidents, and his only remaining son was also sacrificed during World War II. Eventually, Thomas decided to put down his brushes, abandoning personal sorrow and throwing himself into the tide of the anti-Fascist war. Under severe mental and physical trials, Thomas remained unyielding and stubbornly resisted the enemy, embodying the characteristics often seen in Hemingway's works—the "tough guy" traits—making him a highly successful artistic archetype.
The Complete Works of Hemingway -- Islands in the Gulf Stream Exquisite
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