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The struggle goes on all through the next day and night and into the follog day Santiagos body aches and his raw hands sting under the tug of the hot slicing rope He thinks often of the great DiMaggio who played frequently in pain If DiMaggio could succeed under the stress of suffering why couldnt Santiago And then comes a hopeful sign The marlin which has been traveling northwest slows and turns eastward riding a current He is tired The end is near When the big fish swims close to the boat Santiago harpoons it the fight is over After lashing the fishs head and tail to the back and front of his boat Santiago heads for home toward the glow of the Havana lights However the blood from the harpoon wound attracts a shark Santiago s it with the harpoon but is unable to retrieve his weapon There will be more sharks he knows so he ties a knife to an oar and waits When the sharks eventually arrivein a brutal hungry hordehe stabs some of them and clubs others with his tiller But there are too many and they eat away all of the flesh leaving only the head the tail and the skeleton

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Santiago has and he has lost After arriving onshore in the morning he drags his aching body across the beach bearing the mast on his back and collapsing under its then picking himself up and the mast and completing the journey to his home where he falls into bed While he sleeps fishermen gather and stand in awe at the size of the fish at feet the largest seen in local waters Manolin who has been terribly worried about the old man is happy to find him home and in bed When Santiago awakes they have coffee and discuss baseball Manolin informs Santiago that a villager Pedrico is taking care of the old mans boat and fishing equipment Appreciative Santiago tells the youth to give Pedrico the head of the marlin to slice up and use as fish bait Manolin says he will get Santiago some food and some medicine to treat his injured hands Later they agree to become partners again and that afternoon Santiago falls asleep again and dreams of two young lions Hemingways styledeveloped when he worked as a newspaper reporter and correspondent early in his careeris simple and compact with short sentences and paragraphs devoid of verbosity However this straightforward style often conveys complex themes In the The Old Man and the Sea Hemingway uses the thirdpersonlimited point of view in some sections and thirdperson omniscient in others The book Hemingway a Pulitzer Prize and later helped him a Nobel Prize What ennobles a man and makes him a success is his perseverance against overwhelming odds Whether the central character Santiago s or loses his battle with the great fish is less important than waging a good and honorable fight Critics have interpreted this theme in many ways seeing Santiago as a Ulysses or a Jason accepting a formidable challenge and seeing it through to the end Santiago admires Joe DiMaggio the centerfielder for the New York Yankees in large part because of DiMaggios ability to carry on against adversity DiMaggio of course performs before tens of s of baseball fans in Yankee