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... Jesus and three other situations reinforce this theory (Brenner, The Old Man and the Sea, Story of a Common Man 37).First, Santiago's marlin is approached by a ...
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... When the fish bites into the hook, the conflict between the marlin and Santiago begins. The old man remains locked in the battle. ...
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... Because of the "galanos", in the end Santiago gives the marlin respect and acts sorry for having caught the marlin in the first place. ...
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... The symbolism of Santiago's struggle with the marlin, the lions in his dreams, and his constant talk of Joe DiMaggio portray Santiago's views and beliefs of ...
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... Santiago's mind. Santiago thought that since the marlin was fighting for his life he had a more noble cause. Santiago thought of ...
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... of. Santiago couldn't reel the huge marlin in. The ... energy. Santiago spent three days and finally was able to catch the marlin. Santiago's ...
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... Santiago was having some inner conflict while trying to catch the marlin. ... When Santiago finally catches the Marlin, he is proud of himself. ...
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... The danger to Santiago is immense because the size of the marlin is much greater than the Santiago's boat. Did you like the story? Why? ...
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... From the moment Santiago felt the marlin's first tug at the other end of the line; he was one with the fish in so many ways, as he does to his brothers the ...
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The use of Hemingway's symbolism is very obvious in the certain periods of time chosen, as well as through Santiago, and the marlin. ...
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... Santiago catches a huge marlin, approximately 18 ft, and struggles for it. ... Santiago wishes that he would have let the marlin go. ...
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... The next day Santiago caught a big marlin which started to drag the boat. The fish continued to swim and did not seem to lose much energy. ...
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... Pedrico, he receives the head of the marlin to use in fish traps; Rogelio, a young boy who once helped Santiago with his fish nets; the marlin, an eighteen ...
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... he is an old man and his body is no longer like it used to be his heart is still great and he eventually defeats the Marlin. Santiago's perseverance and ...
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... They were measuring the length of the marlin, it was eighteen feet as Santiago had thought. They all turned to the boy and asked how the old man was. ...
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... Even though the enormous marlin that Santiago catches is an animal, it is still considered to be one of the main characters. The ...
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... Santiago catches a huge marlin, aproxametly 18 ft., and strggles for it. He ... Santiago wishes that he would have let the marlin go. He ...
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... Santiago does not tell everyone about the three day long fight, the pain he went through, about the sharks tearing the flesh off of the eighteen foot marlin. ...
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... Santiago had proved alone by the battle with the marlin that he is optimistic, but there are so many more examples that show us his true personality. ...
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... Throughout his trial with the marlin, Santiago frequently reminisces upon his past victories and achievements in hopes of gaining confidence for use in the ...
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... And for three days the marlin pulled the boat, and for three days Santiago hung in there and didn't let go until he had finished. ...
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... An hour after Santiago killed the marlin, a mako shark appears. It had followed the trail of blood the slain marlin left in its wake. ...
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... During Santiago's first night at sea, the marlin "made a surge that pulled him [Santiago] down on his face and made a cut below his eye. ...
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... The fish is a marlin and extremely big, but Santiago puts up a fight and is not willing to let go. He fights for three days with the fish. ...
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... He feels that the struggle between Santiago and the marlin is very much like that of the whale and the captain in Moby Dick. The ...
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... Jesus are ashamed of themselves at the end of their journeys, Jesus feels shame that his life will soon end, and Santiago feels shame that his marlin became a ...
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... He hit it without hope but with resolution and complete malignancy."(102) In Santiago's mind the marlin and he are true brothers of nobility and truth, each ...
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... The marlin's courage and strength is glory to Santiago and he is sorry he has to kill him but his pride outweighs the injustice (Lewis, 201). ...
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... loss of true pride."(14) Santiago's pride pressures him to travel dangerously far out into the sea, "beyond all people in the world," (50) to catch the marlin. ...
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... One way he showed determination was when he had never gave up on his marlin. After Santiago had caught the marlin he never let it go. ...
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