from his pipe. He starts to get warm so he fans himself with the parchment, amazingly when he turned it upside down, he was able to easily read it. It said the exact location and a short story of how to find the center of the earth. T

About ten minutes later their was a great explosion, and the ocean started to pull them into the new entrance of the cave. It was very hot inside the cave and the water was boiling. The boat went around the twist and turns like a roller coaster and started to go up a almost vertical path. They were in the center of a volcano, that had started to go off. They fell out of the top of the massive volcano, and were back on earth, instead of inside of it. They ended up in Asia on the Malay Islands. Soon on a ship heading home.

Why does Santiago identify himself with DiMaggio:

They have a good nights sleep and set of the next day. Harry walking ahead of the group looks around after a while of daydreaming and notices that no one is around and that the river is no longer next to him. He assumes that the river just sunk below the floor and that the Professor and Hans are just way behind him. After a long time he starts to panic. He starts yelling, “Uncle, Hans.” He thought that he heard a faint answer, he was correct, they were all split up, the decision made is to go downwards. Harry goes down to where there is an opening and he falls asleep. He is awoken by his uncles voice. The Professor shows Harry the great Underground Sea, and the raft the Hans had started to build out of the ropes, (while he was asleep) that they brought along and of driftwood. The sea was just like any normal one. It seemed lit from the sun, however this was known to be impossible.

The Professor wakes Harry excitedly and tells him how Hans had heard water just down a path with that, Harry was able to move again, slowly but surely. They reach a point where the water is the loudest and seems just behind the wall. Hans takes an axe and begins the attack the wall. After he had made a grove about two feet in the wall he hits it one more time, and water came shooting out. Harry is so thirsty sticks his mouth near the powerful jet of water, and gets burnt. The water cools quickly and starts to form a stream heading down the tunnel. The trio camp out here and have a feast! The Professor says that the next day is a do what you want day. He draws diagrams of the entire journey and decides that they are somewhere under the Ocean. Harry sits lazily and thinks of the Professor daughter on who he has a crush, Hans just sat their.

The story is about Santiago a Cuban fisherman who goes through many conflicts with nature and himself. He experiences poor luck in the latter part of his life which leaves him poor and destitute, relying on a boy to feed him and to be his only true friend. Santiago had a eighty-five days drought of fish and thatswhy Manolin could not go into the same boat with Santiago. While fishing in solitude, Santiago's eighty-five day ordeal ended with the snaring of a marlin. During the contest between himself and the fish, Santiago had to endure many physical and emotional conflicts. Santiago's physical conflicts include his hunger, tiredness, and the injury of his hand. His body required nutrition and became tired and thirsty, inflicting great pain. The job of getting nourishment was a task which required all his skills and physical strength while at the same time holding a line with a marlin larger than any he had ever seen. When Santiago's hand cramped and refused to be of any use fo!

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