Friedrich Nietzsche once said "I'm not sorry that you lied to me, I'm sorry that from now on I can't believe you." This quote means that some people hide behind a face or mask and when someone finds out. Some won't be upset about this since most people nowadays lie, but it will be harder to trust that person. It also appears that the person who lied is in a higher position. What this quote really says is true because lying to a person makes it seem like you are actually better than them, so you don't have to tell them the whole truth. This kind of situation can also be seen in literature such as “The Soldier's Home”, “Hills Like a White Elephant” and “Ernest Hemingway's A Clean and Well-Lighted Place”. These accounts argue that in some sense those who lie cannot be completely trusted. The story “The Soldier's Home” shows that the protagonist's mother, Krebs, can be manipulative in some way and suggests that men are weak. This can be seen from the author's use of conflict or man against man. The conflict between people is the mother and Krebs because she does...