So is it official that trump had sex with underage prostitutes?

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LIT MAJOR HERE who knows what the QUOTE means and that it's also found in the ENDING of the novel called:

THE SUN ALSO RISES.

Basically it's an IRONIC remark that one character makes to another one. Sort of like saying "When HELL freezes over," (due to the way the PRETTY thoughts that are being expressed aren't going to happen).

Hemingway: Isn't It Pretty to Think So essays

https://www.megaessays.com/viewpaper/66182.html

In Ernest Hemingway's novel, The Sun Also Rises, the quote "'Yes," I said. "Isn't it pretty to think so." represents the ideological beliefs of those who were a part of America's lost generation. The context puts the protagonist, Jake, in a position of not being able to have sex.

This, in turn, makes his possible relationship with a woman, Brett, impossible to have. This lack of physical consummation results in the conflict invoking the quote. Brett states that they would have had a "damned good time together" and Jake replies. The interaction at hand represents the conflict between the ideological views of the lost generation and the harsh truth of reality.

(They can't have sex due to an INJURY that Jake got during the WAR, so JAKE's saying it's PRETTY to think they can have SEX when they CANNOT).



Isn't It Pretty To Think So? by Nick Miller

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12580191-isn-t-it-pretty-to-think-so

May 31, 2012 · 'Isn't it Pretty to Think So' was a journey of loneliness, discovery, depression, addiction, love, and loss. It reminded me a lot of Salinger's Catcher in the Rye. The book beautifully conveys a generational restlessness and need to connect in a time when young people have merged with technology and fully embraced instant gratification and excess.

Just for the record, you think KriSPyKrAP or the other Trumptoads on this forum actually know American Lit? Honestly ? You think they ever heard of Hemingway, never mind ever read any of his work?


You have high expectations of them. The only "literature" they have ever read is Trump's "Art of the Deal". 'Nuff said.

You could have informed me...taught me something without the snipe! No, I do not care for American Literature. I prefer reading about American history. Every reply from you are those words which to me were nonsensical.