Character Sketch Of Santiago.Old man and sea
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Santiago is an old fisherman who struggles to catch a large marlin fish after many days at sea. Though physically exhausted, he continues dreaming of success through hard work and skill rather than relying on luck. The novella explores the contrast of youth and age through Santiago's relationship with Manolin and memory of his own youth, as well as the role of judgment versus destiny in achieving one's goals. In the end, hard work proves more influential than fate in determining success.
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- 1. The Old Man and The Sea TheSantiago Name: Joshi Toral Paper : 303 Roll no:6 Department Of English
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- 7. The comparison and contrast of these two stages of human life.
- 8. Santiago is aware that not everything about old age is attractive to youth.
- 10. Many people believe in the concept of destiny a concept in whish spiritual forces and luck are combined.