Old Man at the Bridge’’ told to the Old Man that bridge is not a good place to stop. (Hemmingway 61). But, actually the narrator also stayed in that place, even worse than the Old Man, because he stayed at the bridge not based on his desire. He had to stay at the bridge, a nowhere place, because it was his duty as a soldier to watch and secure the bridge. Actually similar with the Old Man, as a soldier, he had to do his duty even his duty was contradicted with his “truly” politics or his conscience. At least, The Narrator as the soldier also “lost”, just like the Old Man did, because the politics he has was not selected by him but by his military alliance and his duty as a soldier.