Manolin worries about Santiago's wellbeing from "summary" of The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
Manolin's deep concern for Santiago's welfare was evident in his actions throughout their interactions. From the moment he first saw Santiago after his long and unsuccessful fishing trips, Manolin's face showed the worry and sadness he felt for the old man. He knew how much Santiago loved the sea and fishing, and seeing him struggle with bad luck and physical exhaustion pained Manolin deeply. Despite being forbidden by his parents to fish with Santiago, Manolin defied their orders because he couldn't bear to see his mentor suffer alone. He would sneak food and bait to Santiago, knowing that the old man needed all the help he could get. Manolin's loyalty and dedication to Santiago's wellbeing were unwavering, demonstrating the deep bond they shared. Manolin's youthful energy and optimism were a stark contrast to Santiago's weary and weathered appearance. He would try to lift Santiago's spirits with encouraging words and gestures, hoping to bring some light into the old man's difficult days. Manolin's b...
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