Hemmingway has a way of lading his reader with description. To be quite honest I was a little bored of the fiesta by the time he was through with it. It was interrupting my normal reading pace, and it made me tired. It was to much
I really liked Roberto though. He is a bull fighter, and is good at what he does. He's pure, clean, and doesn't exaggerate his skills. Honestly he seems the most put together in this book. Mike and Brett are off in their own world. Robert is stuck up and upset at Mike. Jake is kind of thrown together with people he should leave behind that are tying him down and Bill is a bit on the drunk side. Although Roberto is a flat character (at least in this chapter) he serves as a sort of foil to every other character in this book. It makes him more pure, more put together, and apparently more handsome.
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