The Old Man and The Sea Luck VS. Skill

I know how to set up the device. Still, they do not have that much skill; they do a bit awkward job like San Diego. San Diego's luck has run out when he cuts him.

PG 38. Section 3 Old fisherman, old fisherman and old fisherman in San Diego are luckier than luck.

An old fisherman may have problems with fisheries rather than a new fisherman. Fortunately, San Diego, he caught such a big fish.

PG 43, paragraph 3 Lucky San Diego can still complete multiple tasks without using monitors or other new technologies. When the fish pulled him, he was stable even at night; still multitasking while chasing the fish. PG 51 There is a possibility that the wooden boat in paragraph 1, San Diego used. Shark's Merlin Fish looks like the last one, San Diego uses more luck and skill than the new fisherman

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In the "Old Man and the Sea" Ernesto Hemingway mentioned the old fisherman and the unhappy trial he faced because his "luck" was exhausted. Through this novel, the fisherman Santiago copied the ideal person of Hemingway, a noble hero. Hemingway has its own code of conduct. His moral severity, instinct and gratitude to humanity. He has an understanding of a particular lifestyle and time. He believes in adventure and acts intuitively. He believes it ... The old man and the sea of ​​the novel "Old Man and the Sea", Santiago is a tragic hero with a tragic defect. His arrogance ultimately led to his victory for several reasons. The arrogance of San Diego helped him grow up as a passionate, optimist and decisive individual, and it finally helped him to win. San Diego is not only proud but also very enthusiastic about fishing. This is obvious in his remarks, "I need to deserve great dimacho.

"Old Man and the Sea" explain about struggle, discipline and manhood. The relationship between the protagonists reflects how faith and skill overcame the adversity of humans in the sea. By deepening the relationship between San Diego and the boy, his law as a father is idealized and faithfulness and value to boys are promoted. Hemingway showed how aged fishermen overcame the obstacles of the sea and proved themselves and masculinity against little boys. His maritime skills and knowledge,