The document summarizes the symbols used in Ernest Hemingway's novel "The Old Man and the Sea". It describes the central character Santiago as an aging fisherman who battles a large marlin at sea. It analyzes common symbols like Santiago, the sea, the lion, Manolin, the marlin, the lost harpoon, and the skiff to represent themes of isolation, youth, faith, and the struggle for survival. The conclusion quotes Hemingway saying "We must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope".
The document summarizes the symbols used in Ernest Hemingway's novel "The Old Man and the Sea". It describes the central character Santiago as an aging fisherman who battles a large marlin at sea. It analyzes common symbols like Santiago, the sea, the lion, Manolin, the marlin, the lost harpoon, and the skiff to represent themes of isolation, youth, faith, and the struggle for survival. The conclusion quotes Hemingway saying "We must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope".
The document summarizes the symbols used in Ernest Hemingway's novel "The Old Man and the Sea". It describes the central character Santiago as an aging fisherman who battles a large marlin at sea. It analyzes common symbols like Santiago, the sea, the lion, Manolin, the marlin, the lost harpoon, and the skiff to represent themes of isolation, youth, faith, and the struggle for survival. The conclusion quotes Hemingway saying "We must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope".
The document summarizes the symbols used in Ernest Hemingway's novel "The Old Man and the Sea". It describes the central character Santiago as an aging fisherman who battles a large marlin at sea. It analyzes common symbols like Santiago, the sea, the lion, Manolin, the marlin, the lost harpoon, and the skiff to represent themes of isolation, youth, faith, and the struggle for survival. The conclusion quotes Hemingway saying "We must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope".
• The story of battle between an aging experienced fisher
man,Santiago and a large marlin • The author use symbolism in novel to show certain emotion and mode THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA SYMBOLISM SANTIAGO THE SEA THE LION THE MANOLIN THE MARLIN THE LOST HARPHOON THE SKIFF SANTIAGO The novella’s central character. A Dedicated fisherman who taught manolin everything about it. THE SEA The sea in the novel represent universe and Santiago isolation in it. THE LION Santiago associate the lion with its youth Suggest the circulatory nature of life. THE MANOLIN A young man from the fishing village who has fished with Santiago since the age of 5. He cares for the old man. THE MARLIN An eighteen foot bluish fish and a catch of legendary proportions. THE LOST HARPOON Symbolic of individuals who lose their faith. Much like Santiago without harpoon,those without faith are defenseless. THE SKIFF The skiff symbol of Santiago himself. As Santiago struggle in his life, the skiff also struggle in the sea. CONCLUSION
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