Analysis of "for whom the bell tolls" by ernest hemingway

2A. <Tab/>The theme of this book has to deal with the many occurrences during a war. Warring sides are neither right nor wrong. No matter what the reason for the war, it takes a toll on the lives of all that are involved directly and indirectly. Oftentimes, people that are fighting do not know the exact cause they are fighting for; they just know what they are fighting against. The …

…an American college professor from Montana who taught Spanish before he became a dynamiter in the Spanish Civil War. The whole book revolves around his mission, his feelings, and his responsibility in the war. Jordan is a very static character. He never changes his opinions and priorities. He always focuses on the job he is given. In the duration of the book, he almost never became distracted from his duty. He got his job done.