The Old Man and the Sea

Why do u think Santiago talks to himself and addresses parts of his body as if they were individual personalities? (This is due tmrw plz help)

Why do u think Santiago talks to himself and addresses parts of his body as if they were individual personalities? (

Do u think the novel has a hopeful ending or one of despair?

discuss the imagery Hemingway uses to describe the old mans suffering when the second and third sharks appear. Do u think this symbolism is effective? Explain

what happens after Santiago manages to lash the marlin to the skiff?

This is due tmrw plz help)

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In my opinion, Santiago is merely talking to himself and addressing things like his hand simply to hold some kind of conversation..... to stave off the loneliness.

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