Old man and The sea PIUS

In order to save it from future suffering, he killed it in good faith to kill it, but on the other hand he is killing it.

He is one of the most famous baseball players ever. Joe was not always a wonderful baseball player, but once he had to sit on the bench for a couple of years, he was trained to become one of the best athletes. Joe's father is a fisherman.

Just like Marlins does not understand the behavior of San Diego ... San Diego does not understand what a shark does for him.

He used everything he needed to fight sharks, but he knew he could not win. "He hit it hopelessly, but his decision and total malice."

The main confrontation is that mandolin and San Diego are separated, and finally they have no opportunity to cooperate. The second confrontation was that San Diego tried to catch Merlin, and eventually he did but the shark took most of the meat from Marlin later.

He called the shark the fastest fish in the sea, the ruler of the sea. Sharks are huge, blue and terrible. When describing Mark, he talked about it like a piece of art, just as they are equal

When a shark captures about 40 pounds from the Marlins that won the San Diego Award, San Diego goes out to the sea and thinks he should never fish a fish. I lie in bed and his newspaper by myself and hand the fish (103). Santiago said: "But human beings are not created for failure, and people can destroy rather than defeat" (103). Ernest Hemingway's life is intertwining

Ernest Hemingway 's "Old Man and the Sea" "Old Man and the Sea" was written by Ernest Hemingway and published in 1952. This is a story about a man named Santiago and his adventurous and fascinating novel One day he went fishing trip. However, as things get worse, this kind of adventure will soon become one of pain and pain. The old man and the sea are in the fishing ground near the coast of Havana and Havana in Cuba. Spanish name, ... Individuals can go deep into the heart to convey the courage and the tragedy of going ahead. At Ernest Hemingway 's "Old Man and the Sea", San Diego had a hard time finding hope in a desperate situation. Through the actions of San Diego, Manorin and Manorin's parents, the idea of ​​deepening the heart to evoke courage is drawn. The attitude of San Diego is that despite the difficulties he faces, his inner strength can overcome them.