Robert Wilson is Hemingway’s version of the ideal man. Wilson’s occupation is a professional animal hunter. He’s called by other men to help them become more courageous and fight animals like lions and buffalos. He never worries about the violence of the kill or what can go wrong. Wilson only focuses on catching and killing his prey. The men who hire him compare themselves to Robert and feel threatened by him. Francis Macomber is an example of the men who feel threatened by Wilson. When he feels afraid, he thinks about the fact that Robert Wilson wasn’t afraid. His courageous nature also catches the attention of the women who are married to cowardly men. As shown by Hemingway, women tend to turn to the men who are more