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The society always demands from the men to become the “men” that are expected out of them, and while most men succumb to this need for establishing their masculinity, many resist it, Hemingway’s Nick Adams is one such example who does not want to become a part of the race of patriarchy but is torn by the need to fit in, as is evident from his regret of breaking up with Marjorie, but hiding it with masculinity.