What characteristics about Santiago make him the protagonist of this story? A. He works against Manolin, who is the main character. B. He is central to the action at the shark factory. C. He is central to the setting of the fishing village. D. He is the main character of the story who elicits sympathy.

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Zechariah Burke

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7 March, 13:38

What characteristics about Santiago make him the protagonist of this story? A. He works against Manolin, who is the main character. B. He is central to the action at the shark factory. C. He is central to the setting of the fishing village. D. He is the main character of the story who elicits sympathy.

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Gracelyn Skinner · Answer 1

The main idea that makes Santiago as protagonist is the theme that he sets a central setting of fishing to the village.

Explanation:

This is a short story by hemming which describes the character Santiago and how he overcomes his fear of fishing. At first he was very poor at fishing and then later it was Marlin who taught him fishing. The relationship that Marlin and Santiago had was that of a grandfather and a grandson.

The villagers first felt pity of Santiago and his skills of fishing later through his hard work and determination he acquired the skills of fishing and set a trend to the villagers.