Robert Cohn returns from New York a changed man. Instead of the shy, retiring sort that left Paris, Cohn met several women along the way and had his novel widely praised by publishers, giving him a newfound confidence. For perhaps the first time in his life, Cohn does not feel like he needs to be led around anymore. In fact, he wants to travel to South America and get into adventures all his own, though Jake tries to talk him out of it.
At one point in this chapter, Jake says, "Nobody lives their life all the way up except bull-fighters." (10) This odd,.....
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