-Is also close to Constable in terms of its general conception is an eloquent example of the reconciliation of two fundamental nineteenth-century tendencies, a point where Romantic and Naturalist presumptions clearly intermix.

-Every day they went fishing in the summer, when it was bad weather in the winter they had food in the winter they lived in a very hidden village of the city, very small with few inhabitants and only a grocery store that only opened in good weather the inhabitants who lived there had professions and could earn some money. Sometimes they went fishing at night and there was a night when the boat was shipwrecked and nothing was left of what they had caught and it was a real disgrace. The fisherman's lived a night of horrible terror and they even thought it was the end of their lives.

-The next morning when they returned home they women's were  desperate and worried and start to asked questions but the fisherman's were very tired, worn out and terrified by the night that had passed ... When everything was calmer the fisherman's told everything that had happened, and since they had no boat, they had no food, but because they had fishing rods stored in their houses, they decided to go to the river that was right in front of their houses to fish for get some food.