This story includes the character Compton, who takes the protagonist in a plane originally headed to Arusha in a dream, and Molo is repeatedly asked to serve the central character whiskey.
The main character in this work remembers punching a British gunner over an Armenian girl before he left for Anatolia, and he recalls a hotel owner in Triberg who killed himself over inflation. The wife of the main character states "I've been destroyed two or three times already. You wouldn't want to destroy me again, would you?" referencing her son's death in an airplane crash and her widowing, to which her husband says "I'd like to destroy you a few times in bed." In this story, the protagonist remembers seeing Tristan Tzara when he lived in Paris, and reminisces about being asked to kill his bombing officer Williamson. This story includes the character Compton, who takes the protagonist in a plane originally headed to Arusha in a dream, and Molo is repeatedly asked to serve the central character whiskey. Opening by discussing a frozen leopard, it ends with Helen discovering the dead body of the gangrene-ridden author Harry. For 10 points, name this Ernest Hemingway story where Harry imagines he is flying towards an African mountain.
The main character in this work remembers punching a British gunner over an Armenian girl before he left for Anatolia, and he recalls a hotel owner in Triberg who killed himself over inflation.
The {Snows of Kilimanjaro}