She begins to say: "'it's good that you say that, but I don't know that'" (Hemingway 72). Additionally, she begins to express her feelings like “stop talking” (Hemingway 72). She is like a bird freed from its cage and ready to roam her world for better or for worse. It seems that she came out of brainwashing and dependence on Americans. Furthermore, she understands that taking responsibility is the only solution. The solution is to keep your unborn fetus, even at the expense of your relationship. On top of that, her man seems to agree with her decision. The American said, “'I'd better carry the bags to the other side of the station'” (Hemingway 73). It seems like it's time to give up and come to terms with his girlfriend. Although the writer seems to be biased against women, Jig comes across as an iron woman as she solves their problem by convincing