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7. 1952
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12. Santiago

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8.The novella is narrated by an anonymous narrator.
9.Sometimes the narrator describes the characters and events objectively, that is, as they would appear to an outside observer. However, the narrator frequently provides details about Santiago’s inner thoughts and dreams.
10.Despite the narrator’s journalistic, matter-of-fact tone, his reverence for Santiago and his struggle is apparent. The text affirms its hero to a degree unusual even for Hemingway.
11.Late 1940s
12.Santiago

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2. Author: Ernest Hemingway
3. Type of work: Novella
4. Genre: Parable, tragedy
5. language: english
6. time and place written: 1951, Cuba
7. Date of first publication: 1952
8. Narrator of the Story: The narrator is anonymous.
9. POV: Third Person
10. Tone: Journalistic
11. Setting: Late 1940s in Havana Cuba
12. Protagonist: Santiago
Key Points
1. The boy talks about his parents.
2. The guy thanks the boy for the food.
3. The man talks about how if you fish for turtles you go blind.
4.  They started catching large fix after not catching any.
5. The old man talks to the boy.

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- The boy brings the old man food
-The old man talks about how fishing for turltes makes you blind
- The reader discovers when they did not catch any fish fours days then catch bigger fish immediatly.
- The boy talks about his parents
- The old man thanks the boy for the food.

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7. Date of first publication: 1952
8. narrator of the story: an anonymous narrator
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12. protagonist: Santiago
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