Whenever the novel discusses Miss Stein, it typically portrays her as being a teacher for Hemingway. Some examples of this include how she tends to give Hemingway her opinions on what to read in order to advance his literature, some words of advice how to live a meaningful life or advice on his current state of writing when she says "it is inaccrochable." (pg 25) Her definition of inaccrochable is best explain through the example she provides the audience which is "it is like a picture that a painter paints and then he cannot hang it when he has a show." (pg 25) Hemingway's opinion about Miss Stein becomes more open in the Une Génération Perdue.
From this chapter, what I learned from Ernest Hemingway is that Miss Stein's opinion about his generation