Swede: A Short Story Of 'Blue Hotel' By Stephen Crane
George Clooney once said “You never really learn much from hearing yourself speak”. With a sharp tongue and an ego bigger than the Rocky Mountains, a man name Swede digs himself an early grave. In the “Blue Hotel” a short story by Stephen Crane takes place in a small town, at a little hotel called Fort Romper. The owner Pat Scully a short, stubby, Irishman does his best to receive any guest at his hotel. One wintry morning Scully conjured three guest, Swede, a cowboy named Bill, and quiet gentlemen name Mr. Blanc. While Scully set the guests with water and towels. Outside, the snow and the wind was blowing so hard, you could easily call it a blizzard. In the hotel’s small front room, the guests come on an old farmer and Scully’s son Johnnie