1. The Sun Also Rises – Ch. 13-14 “For one who had aficion, he could forgive anything. At once he forgave me all my friends” (137).

2. The End of the fishing trip

3. Chapter 13 – In Pamplona, with… everyone! Discussion about Montoya and aficionados (pg. 136- 137) desencajonada: Letting the bulls out of their cages and into their corral. This is when the steers come in; they stay in the corral and try to calm the bull, but they are often killed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sHl37NBD7c bulls: The uncastrated male oxen. They are the animals the bull- fighter kills in the ring. The bulls are strong-willed and violent, and it is the job of the steers to calm them down. steers: The young castrated male oxen. These friendly animals are placed in the corral to calm down the bulls. The steers are defenseless, and the bulls are often aggressive, killing them. Trapped, the steers do not have any chance if a bull decides to charge them. Mike likes to joke that Cohn is a steer, because of the way he follows Brett around.

4. Chapter 13 ctd. Let’s read just a bit… (Pg. 138-139) – Some strong social dynamics at play here. Mike Campbell and the war medals (140) Final Line of pg. 141 – Brett, Jake, and Cohn The desencanojada- Key line on pg 145 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3la1ueM gxw (54:50) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3la1ueM gxw Ding, ding.. Round 1!!! Pg.145-146 (Mike and Cohn!) – HEMINGWAY MOVIE Pg. 149 – Brett must bath…again

5. Final Line of Ch. 13 “There was much wine, an ignored tension, and a feeling of things coming that you could not prevent happening. Under the wine I lost the disgusted feeling and was happy. It seemed they were all such nice people” (150).

6. Pg.152 Learning how to live in it Learning how to live in it Getting your money’s worth Getting your money’s worth Certain things only delay the presentation of the bill. The bill always comes. Certain things only delay the presentation of the bill. The bill always comes. * One of the most important pages in the novel. LAST PARAGRAPH OF CHAPTER 15 – “It was the last day before the fiesta…”