for a constant flow in the novel. Hemingway allows the reader to formulate a mental picture of the setting, which allows Hemingway to move onto a new idea. Another aspect to Hemingway's original style of writing is his use of dialogue. The dialogue between Hemingway's characters is very quick, to the point and flows rapidly; he maintains a consistent flow throughout the novel by mineralizing the length of the conversation. The swift dialogue along with precise diction gives Hemingway his own creative style of writing.
             Hemingway's original method of writing is evident through autobiographical references; his themes, his characters, and his settings are a reflection of Hemingway himself. The greatest influence and inspiration that Hemingway uses throughout all of his novels derives from Hemingway's life; it derives from his personal experiences; it originates from his personal philosophy. Hemingway's novels are often noted as autobiographical due to the common characteristics between himself and his characters. In the novel, For Whom the Bell Tolls, the protagonist stations himself in Spain to fight for the Loyalist party in the civil war, but ironically Hemingway stations himself to fight in the Spanish Civil war as well. From bullfighting to fish slaying, from destroying bridges to wandering aimlessly, Hemingway's characters and Hemingway himself experiences
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