37 pages 1 hour read

Ernest Hemingway

The Old Man and the Sea

Fiction | Novella | Adult | Published in 1952

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Essay Topics

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Santiago is considered by his fellow villagers to be “salao.” Explain what this means and why locals might keep the old man at a distance.

2.

Suggest two reasons why the boy loves and admires Santiago.

3.

Some of the younger village men make fun of Santiago, but he doesn’t mind. Why is this?

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