Indian Camp is one of the most important early works of Hemingway. Nick watches his father deliver an Indian woman of a baby by Caesarian section, with a jack-knife and without anesthesia. The woman’s screamed and pain influent litter Nick deeply. Ironic, the baby’s father is found kill himself at last. It is another upsurge of this story. In his novel Indian Camp, Hemingwany’s indiscrimination of the three characters have obscured his real intentions of writing, The fact is, nevertheless, that the three men’s grave pains are hidden beneath the simple plot the Indian father’s impairment of his dignity, the white doctor’s forfeit of his authority, and the boy Nick’s psychic trauma when faced with death for the first time, Therefore, Indian Camp is a story about men’s experience and endurance of pains. It is this penetrating pain that constitutes the theme of the novel and reflects the author’s pessimistic outlook on life