The Old Man and the Sea

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The Old Man and the Sea

• By Ernest Hemingway
• T. Cooper

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Heart
The old man loves only two things in his life
the sea and his friend Mandolin.
He always thought of the sea as La Mar, which
is what people call her in Spanish when they love
her. Pg. 29
He loved them as he loved the boy. Pg. 24
She is kind and very beautiful. Pg.39
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Head
The old man dreams of proud lions, beaches, and
his childhood.
He only dreamed of places now and lions on
the beach the played like young cats in the
dusk. Pg. 25
He never dreamed about the boy. Pg. 25
He was asleep in a short time and dreamed of
Africa and white beaches. Pg. 24
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Mouth
The old man thinks he can do anything if he wants
to and puts his mind to it, and he shares these
thoughts with the reader
He decided he could beat anyone if he wanted to
badly enough. Pg. 70
But are you strong enough for a truly Big fish?
I think so and there are many tricks. Pg. 23
I may not be as strong as I think the old man
said but I know many tricks and have
resolution. Pg. 23
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Ears
The old man hears many people making fun of him
but he does not care about it.
They sat on the terrace and many of the
fisherman made fun of the old man but he did not
get angry. Pg 11
If others heard me talking out loud they would
think that I am crazy He said aloud but since I
am not crazy I do not care. Pg 39
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Eyes
The old man is affected by many of the things he
sees.
He remembered the time he when he hooked a pair
of Marlin, the male fish always let the female
feed first and the hooked fish (the female) made
a wild panic stricken despairing fight and was
soon exhausted and all of the time stayed with
her. Pg. 49
That was the saddest thing I ever saw was them.
Pg. 50
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Nose
The old man uses his nose and smells to help him
fish.
The old man knew he was going far out and he
left the smell of land behind Pg. 28
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Arms
The old man was a fisherman and must have liked
his work. At many times he feels very unlucky
but he always kept a positive attitude
I keep them with precision only I hove no luck
anymore But who Knows? Maybe today Every day Is
a new day. Pg. 32
Luck comes when you are ready. Pg. 32
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Hands
The fisherman is old and has problems with his
hands getting cramped.
God help me have the cramp go. Pg. 60
He was fast to the biggest fish that he had ever
seen, bigger than he had ever heard of and his
left hand was still as tight as the gripped claw
of an eagle. Pg. 63
I hate a cramp he thought It is a treachery of
ones own body. Pg. 61-62
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Legs
The old man doesnt have much playfulness but he
enjoys fishing and reading about baseball
In the American league it is the Yankees as I
said the old man said happily. Pg. 21
Tell me about baseball? the boy asked him ?
Pg. 21
He was very fond of flying fish as they were his
principal friend of the sea. Pg. 29
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Feet
The old man had not been to too many places the
only place mentioned was Africa and the Terrace
where his lives now.
When I was your age I was before the mast on a
square rigged ship that ran Africa. Pg. 22
Do you remember when he used to come to the
terrace? Pg. 21