Catherine Barkley
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In Ernest Hemingway's novel A Farewell To Arms, the story of the love affair between Catherine Barkley and Frederick Henry is told. While Catherine seeks love even if she must self-construct her illusions of it, Henry remains emotionally cool and distant. Despite many individuals viewing Catherine's desire for love and her willingness to fabricate the illusion of it as weakness, in actuality her character ultimately teaches Henry to live and love. Catherine Barkley brings enormous change into the life of Henry, who before her arrival buries his emotional scars over war and women in work, alcohol, and casual sexual encounters. Like Rinaldi, who "never thinks," before Catherine'
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