Symbolism In The Old Man And The Sea by Andrea Cvitanic

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Symbolism In The Old Man And The Sea

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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SYMBOLISM IN THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA

BY ANDREA CVITANIC

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The Marlin
The marlin symbolizes reward. The marlin was a reward to Santiago's hard work and perseverance.

Photo by Dominic Sherony

The Lions
The lions symbolize pride. They appear in Santiago's dream to remind Santiago of a time when Santiago could hold his head up high in pride.

Photo by Mark Morgan Trinidad A

The Sea
The sea symbolizes a friend. It helps Santiago and provides for him.

Photo by Stuck in Customs

The Sharks
The sharks symbolize evil.
They take away Santiago's fish, the fish he spends two whole days out at sea for, mercilessly without remorse

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The Boy
The boy is a symbol of undying friendship. The boy seems to be Santiago's true friend and made Santiago feel like someone truly cared about him.

Photo by ralph and jenny

Andrea Cvitanic