The bond between Santiago and Manolin is unbreakable from "summary" of The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
The relationship between Santiago and Manolin is deep-rooted and enduring, forged through shared experiences and mutual respect. Despite their differences in age and experience, they share a bond that transcends these superficial distinctions. Manolin looks up to Santiago as a mentor and father figure, learning valuable lessons from the old man's wisdom and resilience in the face of adversity. In return, Santiago sees himself in Manolin, recognizing the young boy's potential and nurturing his growth as a fisherman.
Their bond is built on a foundation of trust and camaraderie, developed over years of fishing together on the open sea. They communicate not just through words, but through actions and unspoken gestures that convey their understanding and affection for each other. Manolin's devotion to Santiago is evident in his unwavering loyalty and willingness to support the old man in his solitary pursuit of the marlin.
Even when circumstances force them apart, such as when Santiago sets out alone on his ill-fated voyage, their connection remains unbroken. Manolin's absence...
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