The Old Man And The Sea By: Ernest Hemingway

Pregunta	Respuesta
Quote	"But man can not be defeated",he said,"man can be destroyed but not defeated" (Hemingway 103)
Genre	Fiction
Language	English
Time and place written	1951 in Cuba
Narrator	Ananymous
Point of view	Third Person Narrator points of view, Sometimes gives Santiagos thoughts
Tone	Matter-Of-Fact
Tense	Past
Setting(place)	small fishing village near Havanna, Cuba
Setting(time)	Late 1940s
Protagonist	Santiago
Antagonist	Marlin and Sharks
Major Conflict	for 3 days Santiago struggles against the greatest fish of his fishing carrer
Rising Action	When Marlin Takes The Bait
Climax	When Marlin is circling the skiff and Santiago makes him get closer
Falling Action	the shark eating the carcus of the Marlin
Theme	man vs. self man vs. nature man vs. man
Symbols	Christianity
Foreshadowing	When sharks eat the marlin and Santiago says that there is going to be more sharks.
Characters	Santiago-wise,old,brave,strong and unlucky. Marlin- noble,fast,strong,big and 18 ft Manolin-little,respectful,loving,young and devoted attendant to Santiago. Joe Dimaggio-strong,fast,player and famous.
FULL Title	The Old Man and the sea
Author	Ernest Hdemingway
Type Of Work	Novella

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